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Phase III (30) — Is It All Right to Give a Rolfing Session to a Child?
A day has passed since the training ended. I would like to write mainly about what I could not fit in. Wednesday, 18 March 2015 […] -
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Phase III (29) — The Final Interview and Certification as a Rolfer
25 March 2015, the last day of the training. Seventy-eight days counted from August of the previous year, some seven hundred hours, and the day […] -
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Phase III (28) — After the Client Sessions
On 23 March 2015 the client sessions reached the last one, the tenth. Before going into it, there was a sharing of information on where […] -
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On the Relation Between Rolfing and the Alexander Technique (1) — Two Ways of Learning to “Let Go” Through the Body
Two days of the training remain. This time I would like to introduce the Alexander Technique (AT), which comes up from time to time during […] -
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Phase III (27) — The Relation to Yoga: Which Part of Yoga Has Rolfing Taken In?
Ida Rolf’s book Rolfing and Physical Reality, which I have taken up several times in this column, contains a good deal that is interesting about Rolfing, […] -
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Phase III (26) — On Knowing the Importance of Holding the Space
The client sessions in Phase III have reached the tenth. What I learned most from them was, without question, the importance of keeping Hold the […] -
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Phase III (25) — How You Have Dealt with Your Own Body Comes Through in the Session
Wednesday, 18 March 2015, the last OPEN day of Phase III, with no client sessions. Last week ran five training days, Monday the 9th through […] -
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Phase III (24) — Body Image, and How Words Are Addressed to a Client
When I took up the body map in this column, I described how there are two maps, body image and body schema, and how a […] -
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Phase III (23) — Modality (2): When the Rhythm Changes
Continuing from last time on modality. Here I would like to take it up in relation to Rolfing (see Modality (1): What Modality Means, and […] -
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Phase III (22) — Modality (1): What Modality Means, and How It Is Used in Rolfing
There are times when a change of rhythm releases effort that has built up in the body. Walking slowly and then picking up the pace. […]
