InBody Somatic Education experiential workshops are individually designed to meet the needs for specific groups such as psychotherapists, licensed medical professionals, body therapists and teachers. Body-based awareness skills are taught to enhance observation and communication with clients and students.

Have you ever wondered how to bridge the gap between body and mind within the therapeutic process?

Informed by the work of Marion Rosen, PT, founder of Rosen Method bodywork and movement and in the tradition of Ericksonian hypnotherapy, this class will teach you skills that will enhance your work with clients.

In this course, you will learn:

o How to integrate and enhance your own therapeutic skills with awareness of the body. This will be learned through observation of posture, attitude, movement and breath.

o Understand how the body/mind functions in a healthy, balanced way.

o Connect metaphor with body stance and attitudes.

o Though touch techniques are not taught, participants will be led through a clothed hands-on exercise to enhance the experience of body/mind integration.

o Continuing Education Units 42 hours (MIL0490031001)

Your Instructor: Sandra Wooten, M.A., C.M.P.

Sandra began her training with Marion Rosen, PT, in 1978. Since 1981m Sandra has taught Rosen Method bodywork and movement in the U.S., Europe, Scandinavia and Russia. Currently, as director of Rosen Method Center Southwest, Santa Fe, NM, Sandra regularly teaches workshops & traiinings.

Sandra studied with Eric Greenleaf, Ph.D, Ericksonian therapist, and is on the faculty of the Milton H. Erickson Institute of the Bay Area. She also lectures at conferences and symposiums.

For more information on creating an InBODY workshop for your group, please call or email Sandra Wooten, 925-258-0208 <sw.touch@comcast.net>

This course is approved by the California Board of Registered Nursing (Provider #5763) and the California Board of Behavioral Sciences (Provider # 1267) for RN's, MFCC's and LCSW's." CEU’s for licensed Psychologists, applied for through the Milton H. Erickson Institute of the Bay Area.

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