Rosen Method Foundations. . .Traditional Rosen

Fall 2020 Bodywork Mini-Intensive

Gentle touch as a pathway to awareness
...not just a catch phrase, but a way of being.

In this three-day intensive, we use a unique touch that accesses the emotional material held in the unconscious parts of our bodies. You will learn to deepen your awareness, observe the wisdom of the natural breath and experience living more from your personal truth.

Leading you on this journey is internationally recognized senior Rosen Method teacher, Jane Malek.

Rosen Method bodywork intensives are the foundation to understanding, experiencing, and learning this amazing work. This work is especially beneficial for healthcare professionals, bodyworkers, psychotherapists and anyone who wants to live life more fully.

The group process of an intensive amplifies the opening to feelings that have long been put away as muscular tension. Rosen Method Movement helps you integrate these feelings and physical shifts into daily life. We will explore how both modalities complement each other and emerge from the same theory.

If you would like more information about Rosen Method, please review some of our Rosen Method articles. For course information use the More Information links on the left.

For first-time participants, an application process is required for enrollment.

Intensive Details :

November 7, 8 &9, 2020

9:30AM – 4:30PM 

Tuition: $500 (Early registration $450)

Being held at: Los Laureles Lodge
313 West Carmel Valley Road, Carmel Valley, CA 

Instructors:

Jane Malek, CMT

Jane trained with Marion Rosen. She is a senior teacher of Rosen Method Bodywork and a Rosen Movement Training teacher, as well as founder and operator of the Monterey Bay Rosen Method Center. She began studying Rosen Method with Marion in 1980 and enjoyed a close apprenticeship with her for many years. They started co-teaching workshops together in 1990. Jane has a practice in the Monterey area as well as teaching extensively in Europe, Canada and California.

Co-Instructors:

Kate O'Shea

Kate is a practicing physical therapist for over 30 years and integrates Rosen Method Movement and Body work in her physical therapy practice to promote health and vitality.