ROSEN METHOD BODYWORK INTENSIVE

PRESENTED BY ROSEN METHOD AUSTRIA

THE ART OF RELATIONSHIP IN ROSEN METHOD BODYWORK

Welcoming Annabelle Apsion and Ingrid-Maria Nordgren Co-Directors of Rosen Method Training & Therapy Ltd., UK

with Mary Kay Wright, Co-Director of Training, Rosen-Method Austria

One of the main themes of this intensive is the Art of

Relationship. Each encounter, each session, and each

conversation between a Rosen Method bodyworker and

a client has meaning and needs to convey a sense of

safety. Much of the tension that is addressed in Rosen

Method forms in a client’s body over time due to life

circumstances and situations that may not be safe, that

create confusion or frighten, that cause distress or unease.

From the first phone call or conversation that occurs with

a client it is important to know how to observe, listen, and

feel what a client is communicating and to respond

directly and clearly, to begin the process of building trust.

People taking intensives often comment that the quality

of their relationships changes for the better as they learn

to enjoy intimacy, trust and safety. Rosen practice builds

confidence in authentic self expression and also teaches

skills for listening deeply to others, helping us to respond

from our whole being rather than from past fear or

habitual reactivity.

This Bodywork intensive is open at a reduced fee for Rosen Method Interns.

Consider joining us this autumn for six days at the beautiful

Seminarhaus Wien West, located near Schönbrunn

Palace in Vienna (www.seminarhaus-wienwest.com). Our

training is easily accessed, with subway and bus stations

nearby.

Our intensives are open to all Rosen students world-wide.

! This training will emphasize the importance of safe

relationship in Rosen Method.

! Each teacher will discuss and demonstrate how she

approaches a new relationship, how she makes contact

with her hands and her words, and how sustaining a

safe connection supports the possibility of the client

deepening into greater contact with himself or herself.

! Within the framework of a safe, supportive relationship

this deepening may lead to openings of self-

awareness, to remembering or reliving past or current

experiences that can be processed in the present time

with greater insight and expanded capacity. A safe

therapeutic alliance provides a context for personal

growth and healing, often leading to evolutionary

changes in a client’s life.

! We will work with various themes about relationships

and safety such as healthy boundaries, normal trans-

ference and counter-transference in a Rosen Method

relationship, recovery from trauma, and embodying

the central principles of honesty, confidentiality, en-

gagement, respect, understanding, and compassion.

OCTOBER 14-19, 2017

VIENNA, AUSTRIA

Course fee is ! 800; ! 160 down payment is required when registering.

Please register with Gabriele Kumlin, KumlinGabriele@aol.com, www.rosenmethode.at, tel / fax +49 (0)30 3974 9515.

THE TEACHING TEAM:

MARY KAY WRIGHT, USA Senior Teacher and Co-Director of Training, Rosen Method Austria As a member of Marion Rosen’s first training group, Mary Kay has been a practitioner and teacher for more than 35 years. She has taught Rosen Method in North America, Europe, Israel, and Russia and is the Director of Teaching of the Russian Rosen Method School. As one of the founders of the Rosen Institute, she served as president 2001 – 2013. She currently works as a private wealth advisor and financial planner.

ANNABELLE APSION Senior Teacher and Co-Director Rosen Method UK Annabelle is a well-known television and film actress in the UK. She had an international Rosen training with many different teachers from all over the world. She delights in having both professions – being a Rosen practitioner and teacher as well as a working actress. She co-directs the Rosen Method center together with Ingrid-Maria Nordgren which they co-founded in the UK and currently serves on the Board of Directors of the Rosen Institute.

INGRID-MARIA NORDGREN Senior Teacher and Co-Director Rosen Method UK Ingrid-Maria created the UK Rosen Method center with Annabelle Apsion in 2004. She is a psychotherapist and trauma specialist as well as a certified Rosen practitioner and trainer. She integrates those professions into her therapeutic and teaching roles. Ingrid-Maria also manages much of the UK center’s administration and logistical functions and led the Rosen Institute project of updating the ethical standards for Rosen Method.

The intensive will be assisted by Alexandra Dolnykova, practitioner, psychologist, workshop teacher and Managing Director of the Russian Rosen School. Also assisting will be Gabriele Kumlin, practitioner, super-visor, workshop teacher and Managing Director of the Austrian Rosen School. Co-assisting them will be Catherine Tortora-Coldefy, Rosen practitioner from France, presently living in Vienna.