Rosie Owen RCST, BCST
Rosie Owen is a biodynamic craniosacral therapist practising in central London in Holborn and London Bridge. She set up Cranio Health with the aim of providing a friendly, professional and down-to-earth complementary therapy practice. She is especially keen to introduce the gentle yet powerful effects of craniosacral therapy to those perhaps less familiar with alternative therapies.
She has previously worked in event management at London's Institute of Contemporary Arts (The ICA) and on the business side of magazine publishing for Conde Nast, however it was her own hugely positive personal experience of craniosacral therapy which led to the change in her career. She sees herself now as the happy medium between the 'alternative health' and 'business and media' worlds.
As well as a diploma in craniosacral therapy from the CTET, she holds a Certificate in Health Sciences from the Open University and believes craniosacral therapy plays a valid and important role alongside conventional medicine. She is also extremely proud to be a volunteer with the Samaritans.
Rosie Owen is a biodynamic craniosacral therapist practising in central London in Holborn and London Bridge. She set up Cranio Health with the aim of providing a friendly, professional and down-to-earth complementary therapy practice. She is especially keen to introduce the gentle yet powerful effects of craniosacral therapy to those perhaps less familiar with alternative therapies.
She has previously worked in event management at London's Institute of Contemporary Arts (The ICA) and on the business side of magazine publishing for Conde Nast, however it was her own hugely positive personal experience of craniosacral therapy which led to the change in her career. She sees herself now as the happy medium between the 'alternative health' and 'business and media' worlds.
As well as a diploma in craniosacral therapy from the CTET, she holds a Certificate in Health Sciences from the Open University and believes craniosacral therapy plays a valid and important role alongside conventional medicine. She is also extremely proud to be a volunteer with the Samaritans.
