About

Sam Norton

Sam previously had a successful career as an NEBDN registered dental nurse for 17 years. 10 years of her career was spent working within the NHS, specialising in access care, leading orthodontic assessment clinics, assisting in special needs and community dentistry, as well as working peripatetic across the county of Lincolnshire, covering various clinics within the community and hospitals.

Sam took a career break when her second child was born. In 2012, she worked alongside government and health professionals during the judicial review of children's cardiac services. This enabled the East Midlands Congenital Heart Centre to remain open, and continue to provide cardiac services, and surgical interventions for children born with congenital heart disease. Sam also founded, ran, and led a successful children's charity for three years, providing Leicester Children's Hospital with essential medical equipment, charitable funds, as well as parent and children's support equipment, and family facilities within the paediatric intensive care unit, and high dependency ward.

Sam has studied, and achieved a Certificate of Higher Education in Health Sciences with the Open University, an ITEC Level 3 Diploma in Anatomy, Physiology and Pathology, and has qualified as a Bowen Therapist in the Original Bowen Technique (BowTech). She is a member of the Bowen Association UK, Bowen Therapy Professional Association, and registered with the Complimentary and Natural Healthcare Council. Sam holds an enhanced DBS check which enables her to work with adults and children, in school settings, healthcare settings, as well as work with those who are disabled or vulnerable. Sam has been practicing Bowen for over three years and has also undertaken several courses to compliment Bowen, including training with Gus De La Querra and undertaking the Body Rewired Masterclass which has included working with the lymphatic system, looking at immunology within holistic therapies and also studying to become a PT in strength and conditioning with a special interest in movement and nutrition to help bring a full compliment to working as a Well-being therapist.

Sam uses Bowen theory as the foundation to help rebalance the body, work with the autonomic nervous system to help with relaxation and help provide clients with the key tools to ensure health, movement, strength and nutrition is key to well-being for all going forward.

Sam also has a special interest in working with clients with additional needs and those struggling with chronic illnesses.

Sam's interest and passion for the Bowen Technique therapy came about after receiving Bowen Therapy for an on going back and knee issue, when no other therapies worked for her. She has also seen first hand a family member with additional needs benefit from the treatment, as well as the relaxation they gained from this. Following these experiences, Sam spent time researching into the Bowen Technique and felt drawn to educate herself further, and train in this gentle, unique and wonderful, yet little known therapy.

Since August 2024, Sam has been studying sound therapies and the impact that frequencies has on the body. She has been looking at how sound works and effects the autonomic nervous system to provide relaxation, stimulate the parasympathetic nervous system (rest and digest aspect) and the benefits sound can have. Sound is everywhere and sound therapies are already being used within Modern day medicine as well as ancient medicines. Sam has trained in sound therapy and now provides 1:1 and group sound baths.

Sam continues her training with ongoing CPD in all aspects of Bowen therapy, the body, sound therapies and how she can aid her clients with the holistic approach of Well-being.