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Changing How You See the World — Working from the Body Toward the Mind
Introduction As you organize the body through Rolfing, or through bodywork of any kind, the way you see the world gradually shifts. Put simply: you […] -
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Rolfing as an Extension of Coaching — On Being Neutral, and On Waiting
Introduction This year marks the tenth year since I began offering Rolfing sessions. I have come to think of Rolfing as an extension of coaching, […] -
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Fascia Is the Body’s Network — Discovering Your Core Through Structural Integration
What Is Fascia? — The “Magical Tissue” That Holds the Body Together The word fascia comes from the Latin word meaning “to bind together.” Throughout the body, fascia […] -
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Why Trauma Does Not Heal Through Words — The Mechanism of Fascia, the Autonomic Nervous System, and Body Memory
Somatic Psychology Series — Toward the Integration of Thought, Emotion, and Body | Part 2. First draft: December 2023. Updated: April 2026. Introduction In Part […] -
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Part 3: Focus and Fat-Burning Both Start in the Nervous System — Using the Day
Organizing the Body Through Daily Habits — Part 3 of 3 This is the third of three pieces in the series Organizing the Body Through Daily […] -
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Part 1: The Body Has a Clock — Light and Food Set the Day
Organizing the Body Through Daily Habits — Part 1 of 3 This is the first of three pieces in the series Organizing the Body Through Daily […] -
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Part 2: Water Does Not Stay Without Salt — On Taking Things In
Organizing the Body Through Daily Habits — Part 2 of 3 This is the second of three pieces in the series Organizing the Body Through Daily […] -
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Part 4: There Are Sensors on the Inside — The Vagus Nerve and Interoception
Breathing, Revisited — Part 4 of 4 This is the fourth and last of four pieces in the series Breathing, Revisited. The series returns to breathing […] -
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Part 3: The Jaw Is Made by Breathing — Mouth Breathing and the Teeth
Breathing, Revisited — Part 3 of 4 This is the third of four pieces in the series Breathing, Revisited. The series returns to breathing from the […] -
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How Rolfing Differs from Seitai and Massage — “Symptom” or “Structure”?
Introduction I have been offering sessions using the hands-on practice of Rolfing since June 2015. One of the questions I’m asked most often is, “How […]