Basic Rolfing ® Training - What to Expect
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- Опубліковано 27 сер 2024
- Basic Rolfing® Certification Program Description
Accredited Basic Training offered in Boulder, CO
The 731-hour training is comprised of three phases and self-study, completed in 28 weeks. This includes 3-week breaks in between each phase of training. You will learn:
Anatomy, Physiology, and Kinesiology from the distinct perspective of
- Rolfing Structural Integration
- The ability to differentiate through touch
- The principles of Rolfing Structural Integration
- How to recognize structural and functional patterns
- The demonstrated ability to conduct a complete Rolfing Ten-Series and Rolf Movement® sessions
- Practice building techniques
- Professional ethics
Students enrolled in the 731-hour Basic Rolfing Certification Program are concurrently enrolled in the Massage and Bodywork Program. Upon successful completion of the program, students will have met and exceeded the licensing requirements for massage practice per Colorado Revised Statute 12-35.5-117 (§ 12-35.5-117, C.R.S.).
For more information or to apply, visit us at www.rolf.org/p...
I'm looking forward to starting Rolfing with a therapist in my area soon.
I'm in SA
Not sure if there's a college here that teaches
Provavelmente não...tem que procurar um curso técnico
I'm non the wiser after watching this. It's all so abstract with lots of fancy 'buzz-words' with no referents; no actual description or info on what all this 'integration' etc actually IS! What is it about & what does it claim to do & how? I'm guessing it's some non-mainstream type of physiotherapy or osteopathy maybe? Does it aim to ease pain? Improve posture? Speed up soft tissue healing or improve circulation or ease tense muscles? How is it different from normal NHS physiotherapy exercises here in England? (chiropractic, reiki etc don't use proper medical knowledge & can be very dangerous, so I'm wary after some bad experiences.) There are so very many gimmicky 'therapies' that it's hard to distinguish them, like Alexander technique, Tai chi, yoga etc, etc.
I subscribe with your doubts and questions. My sister herself is a practitioner of this technique. But I am not convinced enough, because it looks like it has some traits of pseudoscience. I want to learn more on this topic. Thanks.
How much does this program cost?
It's about $2500.00
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Looks like we've stepped back into the 1960's...LOLOLOL
You are right. Recently, someone said to me, are you guys still around? Yes, we are. I will have you know that Rolfing/Structural Integration is the best kind of body work you can get for muscular-skeletal issues. You can fault us for not having gotten the word out but the fact remains that after first sessions I hear---"Why didn't I know about this before"--a lot.