Rosemary Brown-Tucker, RMT

CranioSacral Practitioner

Rosemary graduated from Sutherland-Chan School of Massage Therapy in Toronto, Ontario as a Registered Massage Therapist in 1981 and practiced for 12 years. She then began her studies in CranioSacral Therapy with the Upledger Institute in 1993 and found it to be more effective in the reduction of pain, inflammation and restricted motion. She has since made this her area of specialization.

She has extensive knowledge and training through postgraduate studies in osteopathic manual therapies including: Craniosacral Therapy, Cranial Release Techniques, Strain/Counterstrain, Myofascial Release, Visceral Manipulation, Muscle Energy Techniques, SomatoEmotional Release, Pediatric Therapy and Working with Special Children. She incorporates these approaches in her private practice with pediatrics being one of her main focuses.

Additionally, she has been a teaching assistant with the Upledger Institute (CST I, II, SER I & II and Pediatrics) since 1995, and instructs study groups and individual tutorials in CranioSacral Therapy to health care practitioners.

In 1983, Rosemary and her husband, Dr. Michael Tucker, DC, co-founded Network Healing Centre, a multidisciplinary clinic in Ottawa, Ontario offering CranioSacral therapy, Massage Therapy, Network Spinal Analysis (NSA), and Naturopathy. In 2009, Rosemary, Michael, and their two adult children moved to Victoria, BC to follow a long-time family dream of living on Vancouver Island.

Rosemary’s Professional Education

Registered Massage Therapist
1981, Sutherland-Chan School of Massage Therapy
Toronto, ON

Certified Infant Massage Instructor
1989, Toronto, ON

CranioSacral Therapy Training
1991 – present
Upledger Institute
CST I,II, SER I,II, Pediatrics
Visceral Manipulation I

Cranial Fascial Release
2001-2003
Dr. Guy Voyer, DO
Kingston, ON

Manual Osteopathic Techniques
Dr. Todd Bezilla, DO 2002/03
Dr. Leon Chaitow, DO (Rehabilitation of Thoracic & Breathing Disorders 2007)
Milne Institute, Level One, 2002

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