Rolfing

The ultimate goal of a rolfing treatment is to reduce pain, improve posture, and to give better mobility to the individual.

Review testimonials from people who have experienced rolfing. Find out why they sought out rolfing and whether or not they were satisfied with their rolfing sessions. Read advice offered from personal perspectives or give your testimonial.

Rolfing, also known as structural integration, is a form of bodywork named after Dr. Ida Rolf, a biochemist who was influenced by osteopathy, physical therapy, and yoga.

Sharon Sklar , a rolfer for over 15 years, views Rolfing as "... becoming more widely accepted as a powerful tool that allows the body the opportunity to regain balance, freedom, movement and ease. "

Established in 1971, The Rolf Institute is a nonprofit corporation, organized and existing under the laws of California and Colorado.