Part 2 of a 2-part blog on mortality and the transformative power of the Coronavirus and other dis-eases.

It is possible to cultivate certainty even in the face of uncertainty.t is possible to cultivate certainty even in the face of uncertainty.

Our Professional training in Biodynamic Craniosacral Therapy starts soon! The training consists of 10 modules with 350 classroom hours and 350 hours of outside-of-class study, for a total of 700 hours.

My deeper recognition of the invisibility of white power to white people, including myself.

A poem by Margaret Rosenau

Thoughts on what I said about white privilege four years ago.

A poem by Margaret Rosenau

Expanded thoughts on James Jealous’ quote, “It is none of my business how the process of healing is occurring. What is my business is to create the conditions for healing to occur.”

The stillness at the heart of pausing: the conditions necessary for a shift to occur.

We are faced with new unknowns and new possibilities and many of us cycle through almost every emotion on a given day.

Guest blogger Susan Raffo talks about the impact of Coronavirus on a community-centric response to the pandemic.

When I teach people about the nervous system, I teach them about the power of the pause.

Millions of people are changing their habits because of the coronavirus, and finding their capacity to tolerate discomfort and disruption.

Our Professional training in Biodynamic Craniosacral Therapy starts soon! The training consists of 10 modules with 350 classroom hours and 350 hours of outside-of-class study, for a total of 700 hours.

In her interview with Kate White of A More Beautiful Life podcast, Margaret discusses bridging somatic experiencing, prenatal & perinatal therapy, and BCS.T

A love story about retelling the creation of craniosacral therapy (and a lot of other touch-based bodywork as well)

Margaret’s 2018 Breath of Life Conference Presentation on Ryan Hallford’s Craniosacral Podcast.

A preview of The Post-Traumatic Growth Guidebook: within its pages, you will be guided through 60 practices that illuminate a path to trauma recovery.

Parents and children navigating the stages of growth.

A description of the “invisible” landscape around us that we are also part of.