Rolfing
Named after its founder, Dr. Ida Rolf, Rolfing Structural Integration is a type of body work.*
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Rolfing helps re-educate a client’s body and mind to help them find a more vertical relationship with gravity. Gravity consequently becomes a nurturing force rather than a force to struggle against.
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Life circumstances, injuries, emotional and physical traumas can all pull the body out of balance. Consequently, a person might feel “stuck,” remain in chronic pain, and or feel a lack of vitality and resilience.
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With Rolfing, old habitual and structural patterns are released, creating room for new and spacious possibilities to manifest.
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Chronic pain and discomfort often disappear or are diminished substantially after, and sometimes during, Rolfing. Clients usually feel lighter, taller, and upright. Greater flexibility and dexterity are other subsequent benefits.
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Other changes, however, can surprise the client in powerful and delightful ways. Clients have reported feeling less stress, more confidence, and a deeper sense of peace.
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* Regardless of who you choose to be your Rolfer, please make sure they are a verified Certified Rolfer. This way you will help preserve the legacy of Dr. Ida Rolf and increase your chances of receiving quality care. You can verify here. I would be found under: James Allbaugh. Thank you!
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