Rolfing Training Courses
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Whether you’re looking for an introduction to Rolfing for beginners, planning a career as a Certified Rolfer or want to deepen your existing skills, we offer the »»
Find a Rolfer near you
Find details of Certified Rolfers™ in your local area. Finding a Rolfer is simple and there are nearly 700 Rolfers presently practicing throughout Europe. To find a »»
Benefits of Rolfing
7 reasons why Rolfing is good for you. Do you want to be more flexible? Breathe with more ease? Have less back pain? Then Rolfing® SI might »»
Rolfing Training Courses
Whether you’re looking for an introduction to Rolfing for beginners, planning a career as a Certified Rolfer or want to deepen your existing skills, we offer the »»
Who was Dr Ida Rolf?
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 »»
How to Improve Proprioception
What exactly is proprioception? You could call it body sense or kinesthetic awareness – it is the brain’s ability to sense the relative positions and movements of »»
Myofascial Bodywork: Oncology Massage for Cancer Survivorship
A demonstration of myofascial bodywork for the cancer survivor. All bodywork can be scaled back to meet the health needs of even the most medically fragile person, respecting where they »»
What is Rolfing® SI? A brief video from Redwood Empire
What is Rolfing® SI? A brief video from Redwood Empire, the San Francisco Bay Area Source for Rolfing® Structural & Movement Integration. Source: http://redwoodempirerolfing.com/faq-about-rolfing-structural-integration/ BY CAROLE LAROCHELLE
What Rolfing® Can Do for You Video
What Rolfing® Can Do for You: Len Worley discusses the surprising changes that Rolfing made in his life, leading him to become a Rolfer™, and clients describe the »»
Fascia as a Sense Organ
Fascia are highly innervated by innumerous mechano-receptors, stimulation of fascial mechanoreceptors can trigger viscosity changes in the ground substance. [Robert Schleip – Fascial Plasticity – A New »»