Rolfing is a form of structural integration that works with fascia to improve posture and movement.
It is typically delivered as a series of structured sessions.
Search Again View Rolfing PractitionersRolfing is a form of structural integration that works with fascia to improve posture and movement.
It is typically delivered as a series of structured sessions.
Rolfing focuses on aligning the body within gravity by working with connective tissue and movement patterns. Sessions can be intense and are usually part of a planned series rather than one-off treatments.
You may experience hands-on fascial work combined with movement education. Practitioners often assess posture and walking patterns.
Rolfing can feel intense. It may not be suitable if you have fragile tissue, acute inflammation or certain medical conditions. Choose a properly trained practitioner.
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