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LIFE JUST KEEPS BLOOMING!

Posted May 20, 2019 by Margaret Rosenau 1800

Here in Denver, spring has most certainly begun. In the beautiful greenbelt near the school, the grass is tall and lush after several recent snowstorms. New geese and duck families can be seen near the walking trails and ponds. Life is unfolding...

Meeting the Moment

Posted April 17, 2019 by Margaret Rosenau 1304

I hold on this morning to the normal places that are not disrupted. I am writing while unsettled by events I can’t control. My daughter’s school and most others are closed today because of a safety...

Honoring John Chitty

Posted March 14, 2019 by Margaret Rosenau 1250

For each of us, there are people who have influenced our life so deeply that there’s no question life would be different if they had never been part of it. I’m talking about those people whose level of impact on you is so big, that there’s...

2019-2021 Craniosacral Biodynamics Certification Training

Posted February 28, 2019 by Margaret Rosenau 1134

We are excited to announce our next Craniosacral Biodynamics Certification Training beginning this Spring! We are offering two Module 1 courses April 3-7 and June 5-9, 2019. You can choose to take either Module 1 course. You can find the rest of...

Pendulation Exercise – Connecting to Resource

Posted January 5, 2019 by Outside Source 1657

“Pendulation is an exercise to develop a relationship between the “unresourced” and the “resourced” parts of our consciousness or inner universe. Between the lost and the found, the fragment and the whole.” ~Heidi Hanson Heidi Hanson...

A Neurobiology of Traumatic Memory

Posted December 21, 2018 by Outside Source 1264

A physiological explanation of traumatic memory can provide a foundation for increased self-acceptance and compassion, which are both foundational for the healing of trauma. Times of extreme stress such as traumatic events can impair how memory...

It’s Time to Call Out the Dragons

Posted December 5, 2018 by Margaret Rosenau 1478

I consider myself incredibly fortunate that part of my work is tending to and listening to life forces and teaching others to do the same. My job is to pay attention to what is well and help that wellness take up more space in both the human body...

Spreading Understanding

Posted November 7, 2018 by Margaret Rosenau 1232

There is a lot to be afraid of, like our impact on our planet and the unsustainability of our lifestyle. But being afraid of each other because of skin color, religion, belief or preference — that’s a distraction, and an intentional...

A Little Known Source of Pelvic Pain: The Cleyet Ligament

Posted October 8, 2018 by Outside Source 1048

This is an informative and heartfelt blog from our friend and colleague, Dr. Kate Klemer, on a little-known ligament present in 60% of the population that can sometimes be the cause of menstrual pain. We hope you enjoy this fascinating article!...

Wearing Multiple Hats: Reflections on the Dual Roles of Teacher and School Director

Posted September 25, 2018 by Margaret Rosenau 690

As someone with over two decades of experience in the field of Biodynamic Craniosacral Therapy, I have gradually taken on more roles. I began as a student, became a practitioner, then a teacher and most recently in 2015 the school owner of the...

Distinguishing Activation from Potency Within the Fluids

Posted September 12, 2018 by Margaret Rosenau 632

Fluid dynamics are at the core of Biodynamic Craniosacral Therapy and are an essential piece of what distinguishes this work from other types of craniosacral therapy. Doctor William Sutherland, from whose work and insights Biodynamic Craniosacral...

Sunbaked and Dried

Posted July 10, 2018 by Margaret Rosenau 627

Two weeks ago, I went to New Mexico to be part of a group of about forty people helping to put one of several new coats of adobe mud on a large beautiful building that is dear to my heart. It was simple and beautiful work, a full-bodied labor of...