I grew up in the Washington D.C. area with a fascination for body-mind potential and a desire to move west. These forces eventually led me to the Eugene/Springfield area in 2012, although maybe a little bit of my heart is still on Kauai...

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Practicing since 2006, I've developed a multifaceted approach to evaluating and treating clients. Techniques and philosophies integrated include: Craniosacral Work, Neural & Visceral Manipulation, Structural Integration, 

Myofascial Release, and Somatic Awareness Therapy practices.

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I am continually to trying to develop a deeper understanding and clearer vision of the body's intricate systems of relationships. I utilize these Osteopathic manual therapies and soft tissue therapies as each client requires while working with your body's unique needs.

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In my free time I love to get to the ocean or lakes and rivers when its warm. Family and studying and working keep my schedule pretty full.

Hello, my name Is Rose Vaughan. I am a Eugene Local who works along side Cristofer Rubini at Ouro Center for Integrative bodywork. I strive to always continue learning about the human body and how it moves, how it stores pain, and how we can move beyond to live pain free lives.

 

After receiving my license in September of 2020 I worked through the pandemic and learned many new bodywork skills. I have continued to take classes in Myofascial Release, Pregnancy massage, Craniosacral Work, cupping, and scraping. Our sessions will usually start with postural and movement analysis, to discover how you as an individual move throughout space and how painful areas may arise in doing so.

 

A session may range from very deep work to very subtle work. I strive to meet you where your body and soul are at and find a place of healing and restfulness. 

 

Outside of work I enjoy taking my pug Waffles for walks, Reading, playing Video games, Drawing, sewing, hiking, and foraging. In the near future I will be attending Columbine school for Botanical studies in hopes that I will become an herbalist and be able to incorporate this into my massage practice.