Rolfing Structural Integration training is a comprehensive
integrated education .

Upon completion of the Certified Rolfer designation, there is a long
term commitment of continuing education expanding on all aspects
of Somatic education. Here is an overview of some of the interesting
and challenging courses necessary to become an Advanced Rolfer:

Academic and Somatic Explorations includes the study of:

• Advanced Fascial Anatomy
• Human Anatomy Dissection
• Study of Trauma’s effect on the body’s tissue

Movement Integration includes the study of:

• Clinical Gait Analysis
• Posture
• Joint Motility and Mobility
• Occupational Biomechanics
• Continuum

Manipulation Workshops includes the study of:

• Visceral Manipulation
• Craniosacral
• Pelvis and Low Back
• Spinal Biomechanics
• Carpal Tunnel
• Whiplash
• Neck/Shoulder Girdle