TARAN DANIEL ROSENTHAL

Diplomate of Acupuncture, Licensed Acupuncturist

Taran Daniel Rosenthal has been a student of healing for the past 28 years. He graduated from the Academy of Somatic Healing Arts, Atlanta, Georgia in 1996. He graduated from Naropa University, Boulder, Colorado in 2000, with an interdisciplinary BA in Buddhism, psychology, and the body. He has been a student and practitioner of Brazilian spirituality, a wide range of meditative traditions, and internal cultivation practices for the past 22 years. He has facilitated transformational healing workshops, and retreats, in the United States, Canada, and Brazil. He has taught dance, Pilates, yoga, meditation, and nei gong. He received his graduate diploma from Jung Tao School of Classical Chinese Medicine in 2012, and is licensed by the North Carolina Acupuncture Licensing Board. Since graduating he has continued his studies with advanced trainings in tui na (Chinese medical massage), fascial unwinding, and visceral work with Tom Bisio and Dr Frank Butler, craniosacral therapy, Ba Gua I Ching acupuncture, Sa'am acupuncture, various styles of palpatory acupuncture, and studied the Neijing (the root text of Chinese medicine) with Edward Neal, MD. He is currently studying Strain Counterstrain, the work of Lawrence Jones, DO, through The Jones Institute. Taran maintains an active movement practice including, but not limited to nei gong, Xingyi, Ba Gua, running, and improvisational explorations. He is engaged in an ongoing deep dive into the Muscle-Tendon Change and Marrow Washing Classics. All of this enriches, and deepens his work as a practitioner of Chinese medicine. He currently teaches a movement practice that is an ongoing synthesis of all his movement research thus far. He is grateful to and for, all of his teachers, past and present, especially his beloved daughter, Madalena Violet. Taran's favorite thing to do, is to help people heal, transform, and learn about themselves. He is grateful for an opportunity to be of service to you in your healing process.