Lina Amy Hack interviews anatomist Gil Hedley, PhD, about the pelvic floor. Hedley proposes a new and inclusive term for the intimate structures of the pelvic floor – the pars intima.
Larry Koliha and Bethany Ward, Rolfing Structural Integration (SI) instructors and also a couple, share thoughts about the Ten Series, both in teaching and in practice.
Rolfing Structural Integration instructor Lu Mueller-Kaul interviews colleague, Advanced Rolfing Instructor Tessy Brungardt, about how Rolfers® think about the pelvis throughout the 'Ten Series'.
In this interview, conducted in September 2018 when he was in the U.S. to present at the Rolf Institute® Membership Conference, Peter Schwind discusses his ongoing work with harmonizing the cavities of the body and their contents.
The author broadly reviews the domain of scoliosis, from etymology to diagnosis to psychobiological issues and conventional corrective measures.
IDA president, Theres Maibach, describes the history of IDA and how the Swiss SI professionals came together to be recognized by the government as a profession within the complementary therapy category.
The tonic function model is an inquiry into how human beings orient themselves and organize their movement within the earth’s gravitational field.
This interview took place late Sunday afternoon in Washington DC on September 20, 2015 at end of the third day of the Fourth International Fascia Research Congress (FRC).
How ERA is supporting its members and the new format in which the Dr. Ida Rolf Institute® Europe is teaching Rolfing® Structural Integration and Rolf Movement Integration.
Internal-external is a perception of the nature of human structure and how people adapt their inherited form (genotype) to the demands of their lives (phenotype).
Rasmussen and Hack discuss the significance of this first independent measurement of what could be the craniosacral rhythm, how it compares to the previous palpation studies of the craniosacral rhythm.
During my years of practice as a Rolfer®, I have come to think of scoliosis as a way of growing. There are trees that grow straight toward the sky and others that twist and torque: bamboo and olive trees. Both are beautiful.
A huge question for us Rolfers is “what is integration?” I was assisting a Basic Rolfing Training and the instructor asked if someone would define what integration was.
In this article, faculty members of the Dr.Ida Rolf Institute® Christoph Sommer and Dr. Peter Schwind discuss their investigations of palpating and treating the brain.
We find our breath at the center of movement where conscious and unconscious meet and in the place where function creates structure
Berg invites us to consider the psychobiological elements involved with our hands and arms and how SI’s fascial work supports clients to truly spread their wings.