Irina Skrobanek

Rosen Method Bodywork was something I found by accident for my own process. I started to participate in the seminars and taking sessions for myself. Rosen drew me in, year by year, really shifting my sense of self, my sense of body, my sense of being in the world, one touch and one movement at a time and continues to do so. From where I am now, I can give others a space, completely for themselves, hold them in there and make room for what comes up and for what moves. Holding and moving. It brings me deep peace to do Rosen work.

When I encountered the theory of Somatic Experiencing Traumawork (SE) it was like words being given to what happened speechless inside my body. Still many years went by until I finally started to learn this work and to take my own first sessions. I was already in the forth year of my bodywork education and the SE training deepened my understanding of trauma and my own process immensly. I came to adore this work and be in awe of its magnificant ways to work with the body of change in necessary addition to the understanding of the mind. Its like a new language to reach myself, others and the world. It brings me great joy and satisfaction to do SE work.