by Arthur John Rosen | Feb 11, 2026 | Business, Chronic illness, CranioSacral therapy, Health Tips, Healthcare innovation, Holistic Health, IBD, Integrative medicine, Reflexology, Uncategorized |
In 1998, Robert Redford gave us more than a film—he gave us a feeling. In The Horse Whisperer, he showed the quiet power of empathy, patience, and healing. Through silence and strength and the bond between humans and horses, he reminded us that true courage...
by Arthur John Rosen | Jan 19, 2026 | Business, Chronic illness, CranioSacral therapy, Health Tips, Healthcare innovation, Holistic Health, IBD, Integrative medicine, Reflexology, Uncategorized |
I’m a Chartered Accountant who became a Therapeutic Reflexologist and Craniosacral Therapist at age 64. I survived cancer at 42. I overcame an “incurable” chronic disease at 63, when doctors said: “We don’t know what causes it, there is...
by Arthur John Rosen | Jan 15, 2026 | Business, Chronic illness, CranioSacral therapy, Health Tips, Healthcare innovation, Holistic Health, IBD, Integrative medicine, Reflexology, Uncategorized |
You know the routine. You scan every restaurant for bathroom locations before sitting down. You cancel plans last minute because your body betrayed you again. You’re exhausted by noon, even though you slept eight hours. The cramping wakes you at 3am. The...
by Arthur John Rosen | Jan 5, 2026 | Chronic illness, CranioSacral therapy, Health Tips, Healthcare innovation, Holistic Health, IBD, Integrative medicine, Reflexology, Uncategorized |
Maybe it’s you. Maybe it’s someone you love. They told me “incurable.” Twice. First cancer. Then Crohn’s disease. If you’re living with IBD, autoimmune disease, chronic pain, or any condition they’ve labeled...
by Arthur John Rosen | Dec 21, 2025 | Chronic illness, CranioSacral therapy, Health Tips, Healthcare innovation, Holistic Health, IBD, Integrative medicine, Reflexology, Uncategorized |
After beating both cancer and Crohn’s disease—two conditions I was told were “chronic”—I’ve published my first book: “How to Be Free of IBD.” This isn’t just a patient memoir. It’s a professional integration of: → Lived...
