Structural Integration
Rolfing is a form of bodywork. The body is really one ubiquitous sheet of connective tissue, or fascia, and shortness in one area and long, tightness in another, creates pulling like a snagged knit sweater. These unbalanced areas are manifestations of patterns that we have developed over time.
Patterns are created by beliefs, habits, trauma, surgeries, genetics and our environmental surroundings. Through myofascial manipulation with fingers, knuckles, forearms, or elbows, a Rolfer can manipulate tissue and help to balance structure. Awareness is sparked and then the nervous system learns a new way to move and function through a changed perception.
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"Ellyn has been
very effective at finding the imbalance of muscles tension in my body and
has used her skills in Rolfing to release the muscles and allow my body to
heal and recover after my hard workouts." —Jason Adams |
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"Ellyn often discovers areas of pain I had forgotten to mention or had not yet noticed myself. Through Rolfing, she has been able to help both my husband and myself improve not only our specific areas of pain, but also our overall heath and well-being." —Valerie & John Warren |
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"Ellyn's hands worked wonders on me - got both body and mind straight on some issues." —Gino Vannelli, Musician |


