Rosen Method UK
Rosen and Professional Training
Rosen Method Bodywork Training is designed for individuals who feel called to become a certified Rosen Method Bodywork practitioner.
The foundation of the training program are Intensive’s – week-long immersive experiences where students and teachers come together in a supportive learning environment. Each Intensive combines experiential learning, hands-on practice, and open discussion, allowing students to deepen both their professional skills and personal awareness.
Core areas of training include:
Rosen Method Practitioner Training – the full training takes at least four years. It has three different stages: the first 2 Levels are open to people coming for personal development.
Level 1 (Personal Development)
The trainee is required to attend a minimum of four intensive courses and to receive at least 6 sessions from a practitioner during this Level. The trainee must successfully pass an interview to move to the next level.
LEVEL 2 (PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT AND ENHANCED SKILL DEVELOPMENT)
Students here must attend a minimum of three more intensive courses, complete eight hours of personal supervision, and receive at least 6 sessions from a practitioner. Furthermore, students are asked to attend a workshop on Professional Management and attend an interview before going on to the next level.
Trainees are also expected to obtain an Anatomy and Physiology Certificate before progressing to Level 3.
LEVEL 3 (INTERNSHIP – ABLE TO GIVE SESSIONS AND CHARGE UNDER SUPERVISION)
At this stage a trainee may start to give sessions to the public and to charge for them as an intern (practitioner-in-training). To qualify as a practitioner, however, the intern must receive at least 24 supervisions, have 25 sessions (from a qualified Rosen Method practitioner), attend 6 hours of professional consultations, attend group supervision and give sessions to a specified number of clients and fulfill the internship criteria to the standard required for qualification.
If you are interested in training to become a Rosen Method Practitioner
Please contact us for the training brochure and for more details.
Training to become a Rosen Method Movement Teacher
To train as a Rosen Method Movement Teacher, students can register with the German, Austrian or Danish Rosen Method Bodywork and Movement Schools and follow their requirements.
Although there is no Rosen Method Movement Training in the UK school now, there are movement classes available, and Rosen Movement is often included in Intensive Bodywork Courses