IN EVOLUTION Munich 14 – 21 April 2021
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Join us in Munich as we address important questions pertaining to our profession and personal careers as Rolfers™ and enjoy the opportunity to reconnect with your European »»
NOTICE ON COVID-19
The European Rolfing® Association e.V. has been sending out regular updates to all enrolled students, members and faculty regarding class schedules.
Our office team is working remotely. Please do not hesitate to contact us via email or by phone at the known numbers. We are available and ready to address any concerns.
Please abide by national recommendations on safe practices, if you decide to continue to work. We know these are difficult times for all.
Stay healthy and try to keep positive mode!
Scientific Research
The European Rolfing® Association (ERA) is supporting scientific research about the effects, effectiveness and therapeutic mechanisms of the Rolfing® method… in the physiological and medical domains, in »»
About Rolfing® Movement
Through Rolf Movement™ clients learn how to sense, befriend and integrate gravity in their movement. From simple breathing and walking to more complex movement coordination, clients discover alternatives »»
Historical Perspective
Dr. Ida P. Rolf, Ph.D. spent her life exploring the healing potential held within the human body. Dr. Rolf (1896 – 1979) earned her Ph.D. in biochemistry »»
Spectrum Rolfing® – a Foundation Course
Spectrum ROLFING® is an essential preparation for entering and exploring the world of bodywork from a Rolfing® perspective. It is offered in two ways: either in a »»
New Scientific Evidence for the Anatomy Trains
New Scientific Evidence for the Anatomy Trains September 20, 2016 by Tom Myers “While at Robert Schleip’s Fascia Summer School – held in Leipzig this year – »»
We Have Much to Learn from Current Fascia Research
We Have Much to Learn from Current Fascia Research Article by Leon Chaitow, ND, DO July, 2015 Fascia is fashionable. Over the past few years, you may have »»
Fascial Tissue and Pain Generators?
Newest scientific research surrounding pain: “Biomechanical Properties of Fascial Tissues and Their Role as Pain Generators” Authors: Robert Schleip, Werner Klingler, Adjo Zorn Date: May 20, 2015 »»
Active Women, Switzerland, Austria and Germany
“Kannte noch vor ein paar Jahren kaum einer den Begriff Faszien, so ist mittlerweile ein wahrer Hype um das Bindegewebe entstanden. active woman klärt mit dem renommierten Faszienforscher »»
A Competitive Edge: Rolfing® for Athletes
An interesting article around Rolfing® for athletes: I work with recreational, competitive, and professional athletes to further their performance, aide in injury recovery and help reduce the »»