Rosamond has taught a combination of training and movement practices for over 20 years. She is a certified Body Control Pilates instructor, and a qualified professional practitioner in the Feldenkrais Method® of somatic therapy and education. She began her career training and performing in contemporary circus and theatre-making, and has a Masters degree in choreography. She draws on her unique combination of skills and knowledge to teach students how to investigate, sense, and understand more about their own bodies, paying attention to detail and provoking curiosity. With a sensitive, person-centred approach, Rosamond focuses on functional, transferable movement practices that support all types of training and benefit all bodies.

 

Rosamond has been a movement tutor on BA and MA actor training programmes at drama schools including LAMDA, Guildhall, and Central.  She taught regular public classes in yoga and Pilates studios across London for over a decade, and still visits her favourite studios occasionally to cover classes or offer in-depth movement workshops. Rosamond’s regular teaching now happens (online and in-person) primarily from her home in South East London. There are audio and video resources available on the website, on instagram, and via her youtube channel.

 

Rosamond has recently created bespoke train-the-trainer workshops for teaching staff at Gyrotonic® London and the National Centre for Circus Arts, and has designed and delivered wellbeing programmes for clients including NHS and Hackney Mental Health, Tower Hamlets and Lewisham local authorities, London Youth Circus, and Trinity Laban Conservatoire of Music and Dance. From 2022-2024 she worked with the charity 999Club in Deptford, offering pro-bono consultation on the development of a new National Lottery funded co-produced, peer-development programme made with, and for, people making their way out of homelessness. She continues to offer facilitation, consultation, and programme design and delivery, as well as private classes on request, in both corporate and social sectors, locally and internationally.

 

Rosamond also continues her work in performance and cross-disciplinary arts, as a movement director and choreographer: recent movement direction roles include collaborations with visiting directors on degree productions at LAMDA, commissions from Saint Margaret’s House and Greenpeace Creative Campaigns, and an invitation to join The Full Moon Theatre, an ongoing project, with support from ARUP, for the Architectural Association Visiting School.

 

Body positive, sex positive, anti-racist and trauma-informed, Rosamond has years of experience in creating safe and inclusive spaces. She undertakes regular professional development in equality, diversity and inclusion, anti-racist practice, autism training, and working with people with complex emotional, social and behavioural needs. She lives, loves and works within queer and neurodivergent communities.

 

Rosamond continues to develop her movement practice through ongoing research into neuroplasticity, habit, and (always-already-embodied) learning, particularly the interrelation of personal, social, and environmental health. She is fascinated by the magic of the entangled relationships between soil health, nutrition, the microbiome, biodiversity and psychophysical wellbeing. Thinking about the years to come, Rosamond is studying climate change and environmental transformation through a number of short courses, residentials and volunteering opportunities. She is keen to find more opportunities to use her skills as a facilitator in the context of community organising and information exchange, campaigning, communications, and grass-roots solutions toward a sustainable future.