Rolfing® Success Stories
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Explore this fascinating series of interviews with Rolfers ™and learn about their initial encounters with Rolfing ®, their inspiration, meeting Ida Rolf and the impact 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® – 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 »»
An update on fascial nomenclature
Regarding: Update on fascial nomenclature – An additional proposal by John Sharkey MSc, Clinical Anatomist The term ‘the fascial system’ was recommended to facilitate description of supra-regional »»
Rolfing® reorganises the body of Humans and Animals to restore balance
Rolfing® is a process that systematically reorganises the body of humans and animals by correcting imbalances in the myofascial tissue so that the body can function optimally »»
Why I decided to try Rolfing
Why I decided to try Rolfing®, an interesting article from www.writehealth.co.uk about Rolfing®: I have bad posture. It started when I was a young child suffering from »»
Getting Rolfed: Bodywork for Singers
“Getting Rolfed: Bodywork for Singers” published in Classical Singer magazine, csmusic.net recommends Rolfing® to improve singing performance: Tight muscles, poor posture, and technical inefficiencies can take its »»
Does Rolfing® improve posture?
Rolfing® works to correct posture by lengthening the tissues in your body. Tight tissues and muscles are responsible for locking your body into poor posture. Rolfing differs »»