Lynn Brice Rosen's studies at the Interlochen Arts Academy and the University of Utah provided her with the skills necessary to introduce concepts to new audiences. After moving to the metropolitan Washington area she joined the dance department at the University of Maryland/College Park. She also became a member of the Cultural Enrichment Program at Wolf Trap. Later on, she produced children's theater at the Smithsonian Institution's Discovery Theater. Once again, she had the opportunity to develop and participate in outreach programs to groups of all ages, interests, and abilities.

Her training in the Alexander Technique took place in Israel. By 1991, she completed the 1600-hour STAT-certified program under the direction of Shaike Hermelin. She is a trainee of Kevin McEvenue's Wholebody Focusing. FM Alexander's inner-directed movement, and Focusing's process of inner-listening, enhance and enrich each other through Wholebody Focusing.

Lynn Brice Rosen, now a member of AmSAT and the Focusing Institute, has established practices in Santa Fe, NM and Washington, D.C. Her private lessons are combined with group work, and programs designed for special interest groups. She introduces her students to new ways of moving, and new ways of being. She guides them through a dynamic process of thinking and moving so that they, too, can arrive at balance, poise, and ease. Due to the Alexander Technique and Whole Body Focusing she has remained pain-free since 1983.