InBody Somatic Education

Informed by research findings, the work of Marion Rosen, P.T. and in the tradition of Ericksonian hypnotherapy, InBody Somatic Education teaches body observation, inner awareness skills and much more, as continuing education for Rosen Practitioners & Interns.

InBody classes are also offered for people from all walks of life wanting to gain insight into how the body and mind work together to maintain health, well-being and relationships.

As one student commented after attending InBody:
"This was a time of replenishment. I left feeling so satisfied. I returned home and to my clients renewed and enriched. I know how challenging it was for me to manage going to this intensive, as it is for most everybody. All the usual constraints of time and money and energy made it feel so difficult to get away. And yet I'm so glad that I went in spite of those hurdles because what I received was so valuable relative to the effort required to show up."

—Zanne Nelson, Practitioner, Albuquerque, NM

As knowledge and understanding about the field of body/mind/emotion
expands, those in the helping professions are learning there are many
untapped pathways to deep emotion, creativity, personal awareness and
feelings of connection that can be accessed through the body.

In her seminars for those in the helping/healing professions, Sandra Wooten teaches what she has learned from 30 years of experience in the field of bodywork, including:
• Observation skills of posture and movement to enhance one’s own
therapeutic skills with awareness of the body.
• Connecting metaphor with body stance and attitudes.

• How unconscious tension limits emotional awareness.

• Understanding how the body/mind functions in a healthy, balanced way.


In courses for Certified Rosen Method Practitioners, Sandra teaches through focused conversation and hands-on work:
• How to tap into your deep understanding and experience of giving and receiving 
Rosen work.

• Finding your own words to teach people from all walks of life about Rosen Method, 
a skill used in general conversation to inform others.


One may also join a workshop teacher training class to learn teaching skills and 
become a Certified Rosen Method Workshop teacher.

Students say:

"The Advanced Rosen Training helped to me to understand at a deeper level about tension, breath, presence and communication with a client. The container at all times was compassionate, patient, respectful, supportive and with an expert quality for honest and direct questions to each of us. I left excited, renewed, almost like having an injection of confidence through the simple clarity."

–Susan Choi, Rosen Method Practitioner

"I came away from the experience renewed and determined to continue my Rosen practice with a refreshed awareness."

–Yvonne Guertin, Rosen Method Practitioner, MFCC

"My experience of the advanced training class was one of hearing the wisdom of many years of practice by Sandra and the other participants. It was a time for asking questions, settling doubts, affirming our own experiences and increasing our knowledge about the body."

–Marilyn Davis, Rosen Method Practitioner

"Sandra's clarity in her ability to tease apart the abstract concepts of connection, resonance, and how they are actually experienced in the body was a mainstay of the week. Her understanding of the components of a session, both the emotional and physiological, for the client and the practitioner, and to be able to articulate them so well was invaluable. Her sensitivity and open-heartedness moment-to-moment was a wonder to watch. She truly lives her work, and is an inspiring model."

–Sarah Puyans, Rosen Method Practitioner