The Tensegrity Model of the pelvis is a concept used in Rolfing® Structural Integration to describe the complex structure and function of the human pelvis.
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I am a massage therapist. I did my training at the Akademie voor Massage en Beweging in Amsterdam. I am a career changer, Massage Therapy and Rolfing® is my second career. I have been a scientist, a chemist, for 33 years.
The Science and Art of Rolfing® Structural Integration: At the source of Rolfing® Structural Integration is the scientific mind of Dr. Ida Rolf, a biochemist who pioneered subsequent research into the importance of connective tissue, which we now understand as fascia. Through her exceptional…
Having moved from Greece to the Netherlands as a chef in a high-end restaurant, I have always been interested in making people happy and meeting their needs. At one point, I realized that the healing properties of food and helping people were more in my focus than the actual process of creating…
My name is Rinke and I have just finished the ten Rolfing sessions. The main reason for starting Rolfing was to get more in touch with my body...
I first heard about Rolfing through my sister who had been advised to go for Rolfing sessions to help her with her recovery from a complicated fracture in her leg.
The fascial structure of the human body is the basis of the manual bodywork method Rolfing® Structural Integration, the anatomy of which is taught early in Rolfing training.
I first learned about Rolfing during my acting studies at Falckenberg-Schule Munich. My dance teacher [...] was convinced Rolfing would be a great opportunity to experience the deep potential of an actor’s body.
Actually, Rolfing® Structural Integration is already my third career step, if I consider well; it is nothing less than a logical step following my former activities – even if they might look pretty heterogeneous.
I started 'late' for my initial dance-passion, which was classical ballet... I was so enraptured with the feel of dancing and the kind of connection I felt when moving, but the professional training was deeply traumatic for my system - on many levels...
