Pilates or core work is a good complement to Structural Integration. A strong core allows you to do the movements and chores of daily living.
Read MoreThe techniques of the Rolf Method of Structural Integration can result in “differentiation” and “integration” in the body. What does that mean?
Read MoreYou may already know that the Rolf Method of Structural Integration includes a series of 10 sessions. Over the 10 sessions, all major segments of the body are addressed.
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Read MoreFor many people, the fast pace of daily life contributes to stress. In that case, slowing down – such as single tasking – can be beneficial. When it comes to walking, though, most of us probably need to speed up.
Read MoreSnow, cold temperatures, and wind chills may make you feel like staying inside. However, spending time outside is good for your health in many ways.
Read MoreWith a new year just starting, many people take the opportunity to assess their situation. Perhaps they decide to make some changes, like taking better care of themselves. This might even include getting structural integration bodywork to improve how one’s body feels (just a thought!).
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