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The Rosen Institute is an umbrella organisation that sustains the quality and standards of Rosen Method worldwide. This includes overseeing the quality standards for trainings in Rosen Method Bodywork and/or Movement. The institute awards certification to practitioners as well as certifying training centres and teachers.

The Institute (RI) was founded by Marion Rosen in 1983.

More information about the Rosen Institute is available at www.roseninstitute.net. All Rosen Method Practitioners and Movement Teachers are pledged to followed the Rosen Institute’s Code of Ethics and its Scope of Practice.

Respect for Diversity and Equality:

A Rosen Method professional or trainee does not allow biases or prejudice about a client’s or trainee’s gender, age, national origin, race or ethnicity, disability, sexuality or sexual orientation, social, economic, or immigration status, lifestyle, or religious, political, or cultural beliefs to negatively affect the way one relates to the client or trainee.

A Rosen Method professional or trainee actively considers issues of diversity and equality because they may arise in any aspect of Rosen Method.

A Rosen Method professional or trainee understands that no one is free from the human experience of prejudice. The imposition by a practitioner of personal values, opinions, or prejudices represents a violation and exploitation of the treatment relationship.

A Rosen Method professional or trainee is therefore committed to a continuous process of self-inquiry and professional development to minimise or prevent prejudice and to prevent prejudice driven behaviours.

Rosen International
United States

Articles, Books and Films

Access articles at the Rosen Method Journal:

Books available on Amazon:

Relaxation Awareness Resilience Bodywork Practice

Ivy Green

Rosen Method Movement

Marion Rosen & Sue Brenner

Rosen Method Bodywork Accessing the Unconscious Through Touch

Marion Rosen & Sue Brenner

Body Sense

Alan Fogel

Rosen Method: An Approach to Wholeness and Well-Being Through the Body

Elaine Mayland

“The brain and bodywork: Exploring pain through body sense”
Alan Fogel – Massage and Bodywork, 2011, March/April
“Boundless Potential”
(Chapter 6 – The Magic Touch Success Story: Marion Rosen) Mark S. Walton

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