In addition to the above services, Dr. Rosene offers the following programs, practices, and modalities in conjunction with psychotherapy or separately:
ARC (Accelerated Renewal and Connection)—A 12 session program based on the work of James Barnett which combines traditional psychotherapy and cognitive-behavioral techniques with body and energetic work. Major program elements include development of a primary affirmation, subpersonality analysis and reintegration, identification and resolution of grief/losses, acupressure with guided breathing and visualization, and release of congested energy/feelings in body systems. This unique program increases a client’s ability to focus and concentrate, to manage stress, and to avoid negative behavioral patterns and relationships.
ZB (Zero Balancing)—A type of bodywork which uses gentle skilled touch and contact with bone and tissue to release areas of held tension in the body. This gentle work helps decrease physical pain, increase overall energy level, release anxiety and depressive thoughts and feelings, and connect people to their spirit and core sense of self.
Cranial Sacral Therapy—Bodywork which utilizes light hands-on pressure to the skull, neck, back and spine to relieve painful compression as well as emotional stress and tension. Gentle touch and holding can release deeply held patterns which constrain clients physically as well as emotionally and energetically.
BodyTalk—A procedure which accesses the wisdom of the body using kinesiology, identifies root causes of discomfort and pain, and helps calm the nervous system as well as the physical body. It frequently involves tapping energy centers and/or holding energetically sensitive points on the body.
Taijiquan Qigong—A movement and breathing practice which engages and builds the core muscles, promotes balance, and lifts the spirit by tapping into the natural relaxation response of the body. It thus reduces pain and is especially helpful for those suffering from pelvic floor discomfort and/or trauma.
For further information about these and other related healing practices,
please contact Dr. Rosene and/or set up a free 20” consultation.
Deborah K. Rosene, Ph.D.
