Andrea Morava
Home Base: Perth
Andrea Ushananda Morava is an experienced Bowen Therapist and dedicated Bowen trainer. Since 2021, she has worked in private clinical practice, supporting a broad client base. In her clinic, she applies Bowen Therapy within a holistic, fascia-focused, and nervous-system-aware framework.
Overall, her professional foundation spans more than three decades in health, movement, and embodied practice.
Andrea began her formal yoga studies in 1988 at the Dr Susanne Schmida Institute in Vienna, and she has taught yoga since 1993. Soon after, in 1995, she helped establish the Prana Yoga Institute in Vienna, where she taught until 2000. During this period, she completed a three-year Iyengar Yoga Teacher Training in Amsterdam. Following this, she undertook advanced study in Mysore, India, where she completed the first and second series of Ashtanga Yoga.
Along the way, Andrea has trained with internationally respected teachers including B.K.S. Iyengar, Sri K. Pattabhi Jois, B.N.S. Iyengar, and Nicky Knoff. Today, Yoga Australia recognises her as a Senior Teacher.
At the same time, Andrea deepened her therapeutic understanding by studying body psychotherapy based on the work of Dr. Wilhelm Reich and Alexander Lowen. Through this training, she developed a strong awareness of the relationship between structural patterns, emotional history, and nervous system regulation. Her transition into Bowen Therapy evolved naturally from this integrated view of the body as a responsive, self-regulating system.
Andrea later completed her Diploma in Bowen Therapy with Bowen Training Australia and gained advanced SP2 Master Class training with Bowtech. As a Bowen trainer, she brings clinical insight, precision of touch, and high professional standards into every course. In particular, she focuses on helping students build confidence in applying Bowen procedures and refining their palpation skills.
Her teaching emphasises clear assessment processes and strong theoretical foundations. She consistently highlights the role of fascia, autonomic regulation, and the body’s natural capacity to heal.
Beyond her clinical and training work, Andrea completed Australian doula training in 2010. Through supporting women during pregnancy and birth, she further expanded her understanding of structural adaptation and recovery.
Andrea values continuing professional development and reflective practice. She actively encourages ethical and competent practice in emerging Bowen practitioners. Her teaching combines clarity, practical demonstration, and structured guidance. She creates a supportive learning environment aligned with RTO standards and vocational outcomes.
Today, Andrea practises and teaches in Perth. She integrates decades of embodied study into both her clinical work and her role as a Bowen trainer.