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Psychological and Perceptual Change — The Body Map
The movements you make out of habit, day after day, rest on something like a map that the mind draws without your noticing. Before I try to organize this idea of a map, which has […] -
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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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[R#107] The History of Rolfing and Alternative Medicine
Looking at the history of Rolfing, it overlaps with the history of the rise and fall of alternative therapy. According to Rolfing and Physical Reality, written […] -
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Becoming a Certified Rolfer in Europe — The Certification Training of the European Rolfing Association
This article began as a summary I wrote in 2015, just after finishing the training. It has since been expanded and reviewed from the perspective […] -
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Receiving Source Point Therapy at TEN in Osaka
On May 26 and 27, 2015, I traveled to Kyoto and Osaka. I had two purposes. One was to see a friend living in Osaka. […] -
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Therapist (1) — The Four Levels of the Mind
Twice in this column I have written about bodywork from the standpoint of psychology, centered on the Esalen Institute (see “The Esalen Institute (1): Psychology […] -
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The Esalen Institute (2): The Popularization of Psychology and the Atmosphere
The previous piece in this column took up the Esalen Institute (see “The Esalen Institute (1): Psychology and Bodywork”), and the response was greater than […] -
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The Esalen Institute (1): Psychology and Bodywork
Before setting out on the journey around the world, I came across the work of Shinichi Yoshifuku (1943–2013). After returning to Japan, I looked for […] -
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On the Training in Munich (2) — What Comes into View When You Study Alongside People Whose First Language Is Not English
A month is about to pass since the Rolfing training ended. As I have written in this column, I did not gain my certification in […] -
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On the Relation Between Rolfing and the Alexander Technique (2) — Two Different Approaches That Complement Each Other
On 21 April 2015 I was able to see Toshihiro Aramaki, the Alexander Technique teacher, again. How I came to know the Alexander Technique (AT […]
