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Pattern Differentiation as a Procedure — Why You Don’t Start with the Organs
This article is based on notes from a course in East Asian Medicine I took between April and October 2019, expanded from the standpoint of […] -
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Ayako Kakizaki’s Ten-Session Testimonial
1: What was troubling you before you began Rolfing (stiff shoulders, low-back pain, and so on)? 2: After the ten sessions, what was resolved, or […] -
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What the Meridians Are — Channels for Qi and Blood, and the Center Line
This article is based on notes from a course in East Asian Medicine I took between April and October 2019, expanded from the standpoint of […] -
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Yasuko Fukuda — Ten-Session Testimonial
1: What was troubling you before you began Rolfing (stiff shoulders, low-back pain, and so on)? Low-back pain that had been nagging at me for […] -
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Qi, Blood, and Fluids — Dividing the Invisible into Three
This article is based on notes from a course in East Asian Medicine I took between April and October 2019, expanded from the standpoint of […] -
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Dai Saotome — Ten-Session Testimonial
The Rolfing I had been going for since January this year was completed today, with the tenth session🌟 The first time was about two and […] -
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IMAC (7) — The Upper Limb: Range of Motion and the Meridians — Reading the Organs and the Autonomic Nervous System
Friday, April 12, 2019. I went to Osaka to take the upper limb course (April 13–14) that Hiroki Sato — everyone calls him Hiro — […] -
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The Five Elements as a Way of Dividing — The Body Moves Toward Balance on Its Own
This article is based on notes from a course in East Asian Medicine I took between April and October 2019, expanded from the standpoint of […] -
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IMAC (6) — The Lower Limb: Where Anatomy Meets the Meridians of East Asian Medicine, and What Range of Motion Tells Us
Saturday, March 16, 2019. I flew out of Haneda early for Itami to take the lower limb course (March 16–17) of IMAC — Center of […] -
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Asking How, Not Why: Naikan and the Way I Work
Introduction A month and a half has gone by since I sat an intensive Naikan retreat over the New Year holidays. Afterward, the four of us who […]