IN CONNECTION – 2018
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We are pleased to invite you to a very special ERA Conference 2018 themed “IN CONNECTION”. The theme represents the many ways that the ERA and Rolfing »»
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®
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 »»
What is the role of Fascia in Movement and Function? (Video)
Fascia, or connective tissue, helps muscles communicate. See how to keep this important part of your body supple to improve your mobility and decrease pain. A video »»
Rolfing® stretches and repositions the body’s fascia
“You’ve probably heard it a few times in the field of massage and thought it was more of a sound that you make it clear your throat »»
Rolfing® Structural Integration for All Stages of Pregnancy
“Rolfers can help a woman with pregnancy planning by teaching her the basic anatomy of her pelvis and reproductive organs. Guide her through sensory exercises so that »»
Interstitium, the rediscovery of the connective tissue system of the body
“A new study by researchers from NYU School of Medicine pathologist reveals, what we already know, that there are layers of interconnected, fluid-filled compartments below the skin’s »»
Rolfing®: No Longer a Fringe Therapy
After eight years with the Philadelphia Orchestra, C.J. Chang, the principal viola, says he “couldn’t really play more than 10 minutes without severe pain.” Doctors diagnosed an overgrown muscle in »»