Level 2 - Structural Fascial Bodywork
Summary
Level 2 Structural Fascial Bodywork is the second level of the Rolfing Training at the Dr Ida Rolf Institute® Europe.
In Level 2, you learn about the Rolfing® 10-series, developed by Dr. Ida Rolf, both in theory and practice. You will practice applying what you have learned with one of your fellow course participants. By the end of this training phase, you will also give your first sessions to external clients.
Lessons on ethics and practice building complement the practical part of the course. On successful completion, you'll receive a certificate of attendance for your course in Structural Fascial Bodywork. This qualifies you for further study towards becoming a Certified Rolfer (Level 3).After Level 2 you can change the format or have a break of one year before continuing with Level 3.
Classes are grouped into 8 individual modules of 3 to 8 days each, spread over about 10 months in the modular format and in two parts of 4 weeks each in the intensive format.
You'll learn about
• manual intervention based on Dr Ida Rolf’s ‘recipe’ of the ‘Ten-Series’ of Structural Integration
• recognising movement and posture patterns – body reading
• bodywork techniques that you can implement in your own practice
• ethics around working with clients
• infos about practice building
• recognising movement and posture patterns – body reading
• bodywork techniques that you can implement in your own practice
• ethics around working with clients
• infos about practice building
What to expect in class
• you’ll be taught by a faculty member of the Dr Ida Rolf Institute Europe
• you're taught using a mix of practical exercises and theory
• you’ll work in pairs or small groups to explore and practice the course content
• you’ll work one-to-one with your client
• you'll get plenty of support as there'll be one teacher for every 10 students and no more than 20 students per class
• there’ll be preparatory reading and homework
• you're taught using a mix of practical exercises and theory
• you’ll work in pairs or small groups to explore and practice the course content
• you’ll work one-to-one with your client
• you'll get plenty of support as there'll be one teacher for every 10 students and no more than 20 students per class
• there’ll be preparatory reading and homework
