Navigating the structural puzzle: A Roadmap to Integration

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• Certified Rolfer®
• SI Practitioners (IASI)
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Continuing Education
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Sat. 9am - 6pm, Sun. 9am - 5pm
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European ROLFING® Association
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English
Cost: €500.00
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Summary

Navigating the complexity of human structure and function can be a challenge. 
The 6-Steps Schema, developed by Swiss Rolfers® Hans Flury and Willy Harder, offers a practical framework to guide us from analysis to integration. It complements the classical 10-Series and is equally valuable for post-10 work. I've been using this approach in my practice for over 30 years, and it has consistently helped me refine my work as a Rolfer®.

Using the 6-Steps can help make your work more focused and effective, which in turn makes it more rewarding. Having a clear framework doesn’t mean you lose flexibility or intuition in your work. On the contrary, it can give you the confidence to adapt creatively while drawing on a wide range of techniques.

Who is this course for

• Certified Rolfer® 
• SI Practitioner (IASI approved)

CE Credits: 2 elective credits

Instructor:

Hubert Ritter, cert. Advanced Rolfer®
I have been practicing as a Rolfer® for over 30 years. Early influences were my teachers  Michael Salveson, Jan Sultan, and Tessy Brungardt. Since returning to Europe in 1999, I have been involved with the Swiss Society of Structural Integration, a group dedicated to deepening the understanding of structure, function and the role of the fascial net in the human body.

Payment

Amount due 6 weeks before start.
Installments are possible on request

Important notice

A minimum number of participants is required. If this minimum is not reached 6 weeks before the start of the workshop, the workshop may be cancelled.
Deadline for decision is 20. March 2026.

(Prices, dates, course locations and teachers are subject to change.)

You’ll learn about

This two-day workshop is designed to put the 6-Steps into practice. Together, we will:
- Feel and experience typical structural patterns in our own bodies.
- Look at the body systematically in all its spatial dimensions.
- Practice focused hands-on techniques with each other.
- Learn and refine techniques for shaping the fascial network
- Use video analysis to identify structural and functional patterns.
- Exchange 5 to 6 short sessions to address these patterns with hands-on and movement-based work.
- Combine these shorter sessions into a mini-series over the course of the workshop.