“One of the things I notice as an Instructor is that I have to repeat over and over to students not to do too much in any session (no more than four procedures). I think it is so hard for students to believe this because in our society we have been conditioned to believe that more is better. The years of super-sizing and giant gulps have taken a toll on us. Another thing that makes it hard to do less on clients is example. Students see practitioners in the Bowen Hands doing six procedures more while still getting results. What students do not understand is those practitioners do not get results because they did more procedures. They get results in spite of doing more procedures. The Bowenwork is so amazing that when you take extraordinary results and dilute them you still get amazing results, but to dilute the work short changes the client and ignores Tom Bowen’s Less is More philosophy.”