Our Team

Lynell credits her late father for passing on his special gift to her. “He could determine what was wrong in a body by placing his hand on the back of one’s neck.” Her mother encouraged her to use this inherited gift. “So with the loving support of my husband and daughter, eventually I did.”

Initially, Lynell pursued a corporate career in human resources, but couldn’t stop thinking about this gift. So, she obtained a degree in holistic nutrition while studying The Bowen Method.

Since becoming a Master Bowen practitioner, associate instructor, member of ABMP, NCTMB and the American Bowen Academy, she has worked on over 10,000 bodies. She says her experience and compassion led her to develop effective, custom protocols that enhance the body’s healing abilities.

Like most small businesses, what was to become her body and nerve restoration center started in her basement in 2003. In 2017 she purchased her current building with seven session rooms. She employs four other practitioners and one administrator.

Recently, Lynell authored her first book, Her Father’s Hands, to recount her journey and joyous love for life. It is dedicated to her father.

Denise decided to change careers after 25 years of teaching preschool and came upon Bowenwork after a horrible car accident. Denise had been referred to Lynell 18 years ago by a friend who knew they were struggling with daily pain in their neck and back. Having tried everything else with no success, they tried Bowenwork and found relief for the first time. Intrigued by how and why it worked, Denise learned this form of bodywork after retiring from teaching.

Denise feels blessed to be training under Lynell’s guidance and looks forward to helping others find relief from pain and contributing to Lynell and Company’s vision of total wellness.

Debbie has a degree in chemical physics and has been fascinated with science and its mysteries since childhood. Debbie spent 20 years in research and development roles for the microelectronics industry. Debbie came to Prescott in 2011 and learned about body and nerve restoration through word of mouth. Debbie is intrigued by this technique’s remarkable results and is committed to studying and understanding it further. Lynell has provided personal training and mentorship in this procedure.

Rebeca (Becky) developed an interest in Bowenwork after her best friend came to Lynell and Company for chronic hip problems and got better after only a few sessions. After seeing her results, she decided to make an appointment and check it out herself. That was back in 2017 and since then, anytime Becky developed any aches & pains or injuries, she would come to Lynell and Company. She experienced relief and healing firsthand, and wanted to be able to give back and carry on this method into the next generation. Coming from a background of agriculture, EMS, childcare, and music, she is excited to be adding Bowenwork to her “random and diverse” collection of experiences, and is honored and blessed to have been trained by the best.

Lauren… otherwise known as “wooper-snapper”…in the beginning, she came with a “get in and get-er-done” kind of movements…but soon, she smoothed out those “wooper-snapper” moves and became quite proficient. Her ability to see the artifacts -like a replaced hip or something – in a body was impressive and is believed to come from her background as a radiology tech. Lauren has an Associates Degree in Applied Science with an emphasis in Radiology and Phlebotomy. She is a local gal who loves her dogs and kayaking….Lauren completed the Body & Nerve Restoration training powered by the Bowen Method in October 2023 with Lynell and feels she is now ready to put what she learned into practice by interning at the clinic beginning in January 2025.