Occipital midline move locus

Upper neck and skull-base landmark

This anchor marks the occipital and skull-base height used by some Bowen sequences for an upper-neck move. The front-view location is an editorial height reference for a largely posterior landmark, not a claim that the occiput is a diagnostic or therapeutic storage site.

Occipital midline move locusOccipital midline move locusCervical move locus — anatomical rightCervical move locus — anatomical leftScapular border move locus — anatomical rightScapular border move locus — anatomical leftLumbar move locusSacral move locusKnee move locus — anatomical right

Point 1 of 8 in Bowen Technique

Cross-tradition overlaps

No overlapping points are registered for this point.

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Sources

John Wilks, Understanding the Bowen Technique (secondary)

Regional Bowen move terminology and lineage context; not this coordinate projection.

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