Rosen Method Bodywork Intensive
Finnish Hall, 1970 Chestnut St, Berkeley, CA 94702
Instructors: Senior Teachers Elyze Stewart and Jane Pittsinger, PT
 
Fee:  $1400; 1550 after April 12th
 
Reviewers Fee:  $840
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Deadline for registration is April 12th. Cancellations after April 12th will have a nonrefundable fee of $250.
 
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Come develop your capacity for self-awareness through gentle direct touch, joyful movement and sharing circles.
 
The Teaching team will  explore the essence of Marion Rosen’s understanding of the mind-body connection through demonstrations, shared discussion and supervised practice. The intensive offers the possibility to slow down to the inherent rhythms of our body and to listen deeply to the wisdom held within us.  It is one component of a complete training program in Rosen Method Bodywork, and this course is open to both career-track students and those who are interested in personal growth. 
 
Jane Pittsinger has a private bodywork practice in Pacifica, where she also teaches a weekly Movement class. Jane came to the Rosen Method through physical therapy which she originally studied in the U.K.  She has practiced and taught physical therapy in multiple countries. Her life-long dedication and desire is to understand how people heal physically and emotionally, how they can become who they really are in the fullest way.
 
Elyze Stewart is drawn to Rosen Method  by its qualities of heartfelt presence, listening hands and open curiosity. She has been a Bodyworker since 1980 and a Rosen Method practitioner since 1989. She has continued to train with Marion Rosen and other Rosen teachers for many years. Elyze has an extensive background in the study of anatomy and many other modalities of touch, spirituality and healing. She finds that Rosen Method provides a unique way of making contact and exploring what has been held below consciousness, allowing new possibilities for aliveness and authenticity to emerge.