by Arthur John Rosen | Jun 5, 2026 | Business, Chronic illness, CranioSacral therapy, Health Tips, Healthcare innovation, Holistic Health, IBD, Integrative medicine, Reflexology, Uncategorized |
Arthur John Rosen • Therapeutic Reflexologist & Craniosacral Therapist The map was handed to you by people who meant well. The pharmacy leaflet. Social media. The well-meaning advice from someone who read something online. Each one offering a route — a...
by Arthur John Rosen | May 29, 2026 | Business, Chronic illness, CranioSacral therapy, Health Tips, Healthcare innovation, Holistic Health, IBD, Integrative medicine, Reflexology, Uncategorized |
Arthur John Rosen • Therapeutic Reflexologist & Craniosacral Therapist She has done everything right. She was an exceptionally proactive patient. She consistently attended all appointments, strictly adhered to prescribed medication and advice, and diligently...
by Arthur John Rosen | May 22, 2026 | Business, Chronic illness, CranioSacral therapy, Health Tips, Healthcare innovation, Holistic Health, IBD, Integrative medicine, Reflexology, Uncategorized |
When you’ve been told this is as good as it gets The bird who wouldn’t stop asking Richard Bach wrote a beautiful story in 1970 about a seagull called Jonathan who had a problem. He wanted to fly — not just to find fish, not just to survive, but to...
by Arthur John Rosen | May 15, 2026 | Business, Chronic illness, CranioSacral therapy, Health Tips, Healthcare innovation, Holistic Health, IBD, Integrative medicine, Reflexology, Uncategorized |
She followed the “results”. She kept the appointments. She took the medication, came back when she was told to come back. She was, by any measure, a model patient — proactive, thorough, and quietly exhausted by a system that had reached the edge of what it...
by Arthur John Rosen | May 8, 2026 | Business, Chronic illness, CranioSacral therapy, Health Tips, Healthcare innovation, Holistic Health, IBD, Integrative medicine, Reflexology, Uncategorized |
Arthur John Rosen | Therapeutic Reflexologist & Craniosacral Therapist There is an old image that has stayed with me. A coal pulled from the fire doesn’t go cold all at once. It dims slowly, almost imperceptibly, until the glow is gone and what remains is simply...
