Rosen
Method (Emotional Release) Bodywork
Rosen
Method Bodywork involves gentle, yet firm, touch with
accompanying
verbal interaction. This
combination creates a space for you to release physical tension as well
as
underlying emotional holding.
Who
benefits? Those who are dealing with:
- Trauma
- Depression
- Fertility Issues
- Eating Disorders
- Relationship Issues
- Spiritual Emergence
- Chronic aches and pains
When feelings are not allowed
or certain experiences are not completed, the body holds what is
denied. The
energy spent in holding unallowable feelings at bay is not available
for
present day life.
As
a practitioner, I focus on helping you become
aware of what is held, allowing your muscle tension to relax and
opening the
door to an exploration of the underlying emotional holding.
You
may experience increased well-being
and trust, a deeper connection with your true self.
Origin
of the work
Rosen Method Bodywork was developed by Marion Rosen, a physical
therapist who also had studied breathwork. Marion noticed that when
people
talked
about their injuries, their memories and their lives, they healed more
quickly
and did not have recurring problems.
At the age of 60, Marion changed the focus of her physical therapy
practice to the emotional release work, focusing on the causes of tight
muscles, chronic aches and pains, and low vitality.
Marion also developed Rosen Method Movement, to keep help
people recover after accidents or trauma and to help
them maintain or regain mobility and flexibility.
What next?
If you want to know more about my approach in working with
individuals, please visit the Individual
Work page or contact
me.
If you have additional questions or are ready to schedule an
appointment, please contact
me.
If you wish to pay for an already scheduled appointment, please
see Individual Work.
Client
information, disclaimers and informed consent forms may be downloaded
at the Individual Work
page.
References
Marion Rosen, Rosen
Method Bodywork: Accessing the Unconscious through Touch
(Berkeley, CA, North Atlantic Books, 2003).
Approach
Rosen Method Bodywork was developed by Marion Rosen, a physical
therapist who also had studied breathwork.
At the age of 60, Marion changed the focus of her physical therapy
practice to the emotional release work, focusing on the causes of tight
muscles, chronic aches and pains, and low vitality.
About
Paula and Birth Your Life
Beginning my studies of Rosen Method Bodywork in 1991 was the
start of my career as a Healing Arts Practitioner. After becoming a
practitioner in 1994, I continued to study numerous
bodywork and healing modalities
since
that time.
I am a
licensed Marriage and Family Therapist (MFC 40547) in the state
of California and (LMFT 7892) in South Carolina, a Diplomate in Comprehensive
Energy Psychology (DCEP), a TAT® Trainer, an instructor of
ThetaHealing® Birth Your Life® Energetic Healing,
a Certified Clinical Trauma Professional (CCTP),
a practitioner of BioMagnetism and Rosen Method Bodywork. I have
a long-time practice in meditation.
Birth Your Life has been developed out of my passion for helping
others recover from trauma and claim and live their lives to their
fullest capacity.
I see clients for bodywork in my Lowcountry, SC, office.
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