About Ros

I originally trained as a nurse, specialising in the care of renal patients and discovered complementary and alternative therapies (CAM’s) in 2001.

After being inspired by a book on Craniosacral Therapy by the late Dr. John Upledger, I undertook postgraduate training in Craniosacral Therapy through the Upledger Institute in the UK.  They provide training for healthcare professionals and practitioners trained in other CAM modalities.

I have undertaken both Craniosacral Therapy modules (CST1 and CSTII) and both SomatoEmotional Release modules (SER 1 and SERII).

Having studied therapeutic massage during the first year of my degree in therapeutic bodywork, I ultimately discovered advanced abdominal massage techniques, having been introduced to The Arvigo Techniques of Maya Abdominal Therapy®, an ancient form of healing taught in Belize and the USA by Dr. Rosita Arvigo, an American Naprapath.  I undertook my Professional training in 2007.

In 2009, I decided to embark on the Anatomy Trains Structural Integration training (ATSI), undertaking the three stage training in Oxfordshire, UK.  I graduated in 2012 and have been practicing Structural Integration and Bodywork ever since.

In September 2017, I travelled to the Stretch to Win Institute in Arizona to undertake the Level 1 training in Fascial Stretch Therapy™.  I hope to undertake my Level 2 training later this year.

Qualifications

BSc Therapeutic Bodywork (University of Westminster, London)
Dip, HE Nursing Studies (Canterbury Christ Church College)
Certified Structural Integration Practitioner (KMI Inc./Kinesis UK)
Member of the International Association of Structural Integrators 
Member of the Institute of Sport and Remedial Massage
Member of the Arvigo Institute
Member of the CThA EMBODY

The Complementary Therapists Association