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Rolfing, Structural Integration, is a pioneering form of bodywork originated by Ida P. Rolf over 50 years ago. Fundamentally Rolfing consists of three simple ideas about human structure:
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| To create this harmony a Rolfer systematically organizes the body’s soft connective tissue network or matrix. This connective tissue network, known as the myofascial system is the “organ of form or structure” in the body. It supports the skeleton and soft tissue, positions the bones, determines the direction of muscle pulls and of movement - it gives the body its shape. | |||
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Low-grade aches and pains, Specific injuries, Carpal Tunnel Syndrome, Spinal curvature, Headaches, TMJ syndrome, Visceral position and tissue restrictions, Feet issues, Emotional “stuckness.” While Rolfing is primarily concerned with structural changes, any change to the physical body affects the whole person. We are comprised of many aspects including attitudes, emotions, behaviors and structure. Clients often report positive changes in their outlook on life and their ability to handle emotional change. |
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