IN CONNECTION – 2018
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InConnection 2018 in Berlin has now passed and we wish to thank all those who contributed to the success of this event for their input and support. Staying »»
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 »»
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 »»
Rolfing® brings the body into its natural balance
An interesting Article by Bettina Maier about the role of Rolfing® on the Body’s natural balance. Below the german excerpt of the article and the full article’s »»
The fascia of the limbs and back – A Review
The fascia of the limbs and back – a review: “A scientific research that focus on the recognizing the continuity of fascia between regions and appreciating its key role »»
Bringing the body to alignment
Two thousand years ago, Marcus Aurelius encouraged his subjects to “stand up straight, not straightened.” While some historians believe he was conversing metaphorically, others believe the Roman emperor »»