Teachers and Staff

INTENSIVE TRAINING TEACHERS

Sandra Wooten, MA, CMP, CHT, Director, RMCSW

Sandra began her studies with Marion Rosen in 1978. She incorporated the Rosen Institute in 1983 and was the founding president of the Board of Directors. In 1986 she began teaching in Santa Fe, New Mexico, and in 1990 founded the Rosen Method Center Southwest. She has a private practice in Rosen Method Bodywork and Clinical Hypnotherapy in Orinda, CA. She has published several articles and a book on Rosen Method bodywork.

Since 1984 Sandra has taught Rosen Method bodywork and movement in the United States, Europe, Scandinavia, and Russia. Currently, as director of the Rosen Method Center Southwest, Sandra regularly teaches workshops in Rosen Method bodywork for individual personal growth, professional certification, and continuing education. Sandra is also on the faculty of the Milton H. Erickson Institute of the Bay Area, Berkeley, and lectures at conferences and academic symposiums.

Cameron Hough, LMT, Senior Teacher, RMCSW Student Director

Cameron began her Rosen Method Bodywork training in 1987, studying with Marion Rosen in Berkeley, California. In 1993 she was certified as a Rosen Method practitioner. From 1982 through 1991 she taught bodywork classes at the Scherer Institute of Natural Healing in Santa Fe, New Mexico. In 1990 Cameron's involvement with the Rosen Method Center Southwest began as she assisted in their workshops and intensives. Since that time she has become a Senior Training Teacher and Student Director for the RMCSW. Cameron maintains a private practice in Santa Fe, teaches workshops throughout the United States, and is currently a Rosen Method Movement intern.

Tomas Earl, LCSW-C, CMT, NCTMB

Tomas' Rosen Method training began with the Rosen Method Southwest Center in 1994, where he became a certified practitioner in 1999. He then began assisting with intensive courses, entered teacher training, and became a certified workshop and intensive teacher in 2002. He became nationally certified in bodywork in 1996 after completing massage therapy training with the Baltimore School of Massage.
Tomas has 20 years' experience as a clinical social worker providing counseling for individuals, couples, families and groups. He has a private practice in Maryland where he also offers Rosen Method sessions and gender relations conflict resolution services. With the Southwest Center, he co-teaches Rosen Method introductory workshops, men's workshops and intensives.

MOVEMENT TRAINING TEACHER

Julia Martin, CMT

Julia began her training with Marion Rosen in 1991 and was certified as a bodywork practitioner in 1995. She completed her training as a Rosen Method Movement teacher in 1996. At that time she began her affiliation with the Southwest Center leading movement and assisting in the bodywork trainings. In 2002 she completed her training as a Movement Teacher trainer. She maintains a practice in Rosen Method Bodywork in Fairfax, CA as well as teaching a weekly movement class.
She is Director of Movement Training for Rosen Method Center Southwest and teaches Rosen Movement in New Mexico and other areas of the country.

STUDENT OUTREACH DIRECTOR



Summer Stevenson, CMT

Summer began her training in 1991 with Marion Rosen in Berkeley, California.
In 1995 she was certified as a Rosen Method Practitioner. After her
certification she served as Office Administrator for the Berkeley School for
five years. In 2000, she joined the Rosen Southwest School team as Office
Administrator and recently has accepted the new position of Student Outreach
Director. Summer currently has a private practice in Clio, CA, and is soon
to be a Rosen Method Movement Intern.

ADMINISTRATOR



Kate Marco

Kate Marco is the Administrator for Two Rivers Center for Healing Arts and Creativity in La Madera, New Mexico.

Kate has lived in Santa Fe, NM for five years after spending twenty-two years in Taos, NM. During her years in Taos, she began a career in the hotel industry, where she became General Manager of the Historic Taos Inn for nearly ten years and then General Manager of the El Pueblo Lodge for seven years.

 Kate relocated to Santa Fe to take the position of Lodging Manager at Ten Thousand Waves, a Japanese spa. More recently Kate has spent time working with two non-profit organizations, serving as manager of a Tibetan Buddhist bookstore and as Administrator for a Santa Fe based theater/circus company.

Kate’s years in college were spent in medical schools, which eventually led her to a path of alternative healing modalities and a deep and lasting interest in nutrition. Kate became a certified Macrobiotic counselor, earned a degree in nutrition and taught Tai Chi Chuan.

In Kate’s words:
“This year my path has brought me to Rosen Method Bodywork and Movement. I am excited and energized by all I have read thus far about the life changing modality of touch through Rosen Method. My interest was sparked even further this year, as I was fortunate enough to have the experience of a Rosen session with Cameron Hough and also I was able to attend a weekend workshop. These were wonderful experiences for me and I can’t wait for more!

I would love to meet all of you, in person or through phone and e-mail. Please don’t hesitate to contact me, I would appreciate any thoughts, knowledge and visions you would care to share.”