Dr. Rosanne Bostonian, with over two decades of dedicated service in the therapeutic community, brings a wealth of expertise to her role. She holds a Bachelor's degree in Biology, along with Master's and Ph.D. degrees in Psychology.
Renowned for her exceptional ability to convey abstract concepts with a touch of humor, metaphor, and poetic language, Rosanne goes beyond the realm of words to facilitate healing. Through Essential Spirit, she introduces alternative therapeutic modalities that integrate Reiki and Reflexology.
Recognizing the significance and effectiveness of the energetic dimension in healing, Rosanne employs Reiki—a gentle touch energy healing practice—alongside foot reflexology and Essential Oils. The harmonious combination of these modalities creates a potent healing environment, fostering overall well-being.
June 9, 2020
The Versatile Mask
The cortex of the human brain has no limits. It will continue to bob and weave through wars, recessions and pandemics. We are irrepressible thinkers, chewing on past, present and future in circuitous and sometimes foolish ways. As a devotee of foolishness as relief from bad news, I have been observing the versatility of face…
May 18, 2020
Who to Trust?
I do not know who to trust regarding politics, pandemics and general pandemonium. I am so tired of trying to figure it all out that I am diving for the remote when I see President Trump, Dr. Fauci and any of a host of opinionated pontificators. The truth may be “No One Knows.” It would…
May 15, 2020
Agnosia
There is a neurological term known as agnosia. It refers to the inability to recognize or know. In the “Day of the Mask,” the omission of nose and mouth makes for a bit of a challenge in (a) recognizing someone you know strictly by their eyes, (b) putting non-verbal cues to the inaudible, muffled voice…
April 28, 2020
Intermission
Now, donning my mask with the stretched ear holders and planting it under my glasses for stability, I notice that my exhalations filter north and cloud my vision. I also notice that people cheat and leave their noses out of the mask. These are the same people who cheat on their spouses and probably on…
March 23, 2020
Toilet Paper v. Tissues and Paper Towels
Well, we’re all in the middle of a sudden “change of times.” I confess I paid $15 dollars for one of two remaining packages of toilet paper at the local Kings market. The limit was two packages, but I couldn’t remove the last package and leave someone’s backside bereft. I then noticed that the tissue…
March 4, 2020
President Shmesident
I know everyone has different opinions about Mr. Trump, the array of Democratic candidates and the relentless process of electing a President and Congress in 2020. The irony of “20/20” isn’t lost on me, since our partisan politics demonstrates the narrowest of vision. “Me, me, my, me and (if you’ve forgotten) ME! The facts of…
February 14, 2020
The Shelf Life of Culture
Every social order seems to go through a process as if it’s a living being. There is the birth, the life and ultimately the death. New society is born of conflict with pre-existing ways that have caused separation and rebellion. Our country was born in the sense of marginalization and unfairness by England. “Give me…
January 17, 2020
Adjusting to Rapid Change
How do you keep up? We all like to “know that we know!” When change is happening rapidly, we confront what we don’t know on a daily basis. This means accepting the “I Don’t Know Zone” as a part of daily living and accommodating to the learning necessary to move with the times. For me,…
December 17, 2019
Bias Reporting
Subjective Truth Since most of us operate under the rule of “confirmational bias,” i.e., selective confirmation for what we already believe, the notion of objectivity in the press has become a relic of the past. The competition for viewership, listenership and readership has polarized the media into warring camps. I wonder if the journalism schools…
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