Pelvic Girdle and Pelvis

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• Certified Rolfer®
• Structural Integration Practitioners (IASI)
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Continuing Education
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Fri – Sat 9 am – 6 pm, Sun 9 am – 4.30 pm
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European ROLFING® Association
languageLanguage
English
Neal Anderson
Neal Anderson
Certified Rolfing® Instructor

Neal Anderson is a Certified Advanced Rolfer® and Rolf Movement® Practitioner in practice since 2003. His Rolfing® work has been deeply informed…

Cost: €700.00
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Summary

In this three-day workshop, you will deepen your knowledge and skills of Rolfing® Structural Integration work in the pelvic girdle and pelvis. The workshop includes anatomy lectures and images, body reading practica, technique practica and integrative Rolfing® sessions.

The content relates to the lower-body sessions of the series, covering Sessions 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6.

Who is this course for
  • Certified Rolfers®
  • Structural Integration Practitioners (IASI approved)

CE Credits: 3 IRC (manipulation)

Payment 

Amount due 6 weeks before start.

Instalments 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.

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

You’ll learn about

Day 1 – Leg, ankle and foot

  • Anatomy and theory of Rolfing® on the leg, ankle and foot
  • Practicum on the deep fasciae of the leg, ankle and foot, including the importance of the retinacula
  • Practicum on the arches of the foot and their relevance to the whole body
  • Practicum on the muscles of the leg, their long tendons and the ‘pulleys’ of the ankle

Day 2 – Pelvic girdle and thigh

  • Anatomy and theory of Rolfing® on the pelvic girdle and thigh
  • Practicum on the knee and its fascial connections to the leg
  • Practicum on the deep fascia and septa of the thigh and their connections to the pelvis and abdomen, including the importance of the inguinal ligament
  • Practica on the lateral, anterior and posterior thigh and pelvis

Day 3 – Pelvis

  • Anatomy and theory of Rolfing® on the pelvis
  • Practicum on the medial thigh and its connections to the pelvic diaphragm, including the importance of the obturator membrane
  • Practicum on the pelvic organs and abdominal ligaments
  • Review of the course content, body reading practicum and session exchanges