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   Bruce Schonfeld, Certified Advanced RolferPhysical Therapy

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   Two Approaches to Rolfing Structural Integration: (1) Holistic: Some clients choose the original approach to Rolfing...

   MoreTwo Approaches to Rolfing Structural Integration: (1) Holistic: Some clients choose the original approach to Rolfing Structural Integration which addresses the whole body over a series of 10-Sessions. This approach does not cater to pain and/or orthopedic issues. That is not its purpose. Instead, from head to toe, this approach addresses the overall architecture of the locomotor, fascial, and musculoskeletal systems. The holistic approach, also called 'the recipe', deals with the body's broad intersegmental relationships and optimizing balance and mobility across the whole kinetic chain. In the era of specialization, Rolfing's point of view remains that of the Generalist. Rolfing addresses the whole body, the whole person, not missing the forest for the trees. (2) Orthopedic: Some clients, often dealing with chronic pain and/or longstanding orthopedic problems, choose to troubleshoot their issues more specifically. Often times, and understandably so, the client wants their main issue(s) addressed from the beginning. This orthopedic approach is quite different than the holistic approach and is not technically Rolfing. Both approaches typically include deconstructing, analyzing, and troubleshooting the client's activities of daily life for obvious and non-obvious underlying mechanisms. Especially in the context of chronic scenarios, identifying, modifying, and/or eliminating insidious onset mechanisms is often the key to more sustainable improvement and change. Less

   Website: advancedrolfing.com

   Phone: (310) 395-3555

   Cross Streets: Between 22nd St and 23rd St

   2212 Pico Blvd Santa Monica, CA 90405 2002.98 mi

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