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Bill Samsel is a Senior Teacher and the Director of Teaching of the Rosen Method Cascadia Centre. Bill began studying with Marion Rosen, founder of the Rosen Method, in 1979. He was a student in the first training program, becoming certified as a Rosen Method practitioner in 1982 and later a Senior Teacher. He has a private practice in Santa Cruz, California. He is a past President of the Rosen Institute. He teaches in the Monterey Bay area, at the Rosen Center in Berkeley, California, at the Cascadia Centre, Canada and in Australia. |
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Mariette Berinstein is a Certified Bodywork Teacher and is Owner/Director of Rosen Method Cascadia Centre. She trained and assisted with Marion Rosen (Founder) and Elaine Mayland (author of Rosen Method: an Approach to Wholeness and Wellbeing Through the Body). Mariette discovered Rosen Method in 1989 while on her own healing journey. Rosen Method embodied in Mariette such a strong belief in her own wholeness and potential that she now carries this belief system forward to others in her practice and teaching. Honouring the sacredness of the circle and the group as a whole, Mariette creates an allowing, safe place for the individual to connect with their authentic, whole self. |
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Karen Roeper Senior Teacher Rosen Method - Karen is the Founder of Essential Motion, a somatic-based coaching process. She maintains a private practice in California and she holds a Masters Degree in Counseling and Dance Therapy. She leads workshops in the U.S. and Europe in addition to doing training, counseling and coaching. A student of Vipassana meditation, Karen’s primary focus is to empower people to inhabit their bodies with more grace, vitality and power. |
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Deborah Marks is a Senior Teacher of the Rosen Method and a Rosen Movement teacher. First trained by Marion Rosen and Louise Barrie in the early 1980’s, Deborah taught for years in the Russian Rosen School. It was there she was introduced to SE, Peter Levine’s trauma resolution work, which she has since been trained in. Deborah says: each of us unfolds at her own rate and rhythm; our dance together reveals steps impossible to foresee, a joyous movement of life and connection. |
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