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Rolfing® Structural Integration and massage are two widely recognized forms of bodywork, each with its unique approach, philosophy, techniques, and impact on the body. While they may seem similar on the surface and both aim to improve overall health, delving into their fundamental principles reveals distinct differences that cater to diverse individual needs.

Exploring the Depths: The Differences between Rolfing® Structural Integration and Massage by Certified Rolfer® and Massage Therapist Jérôme Klingler, Paris, France.

Read the full blog on ERA website. https://rolfing.org/articles/blog/exploring-the-depths

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“At minimum, a well-trained Rolfer possesses four basic skills:
• a sure mastery of technique;
• a thorough understanding of how to facilitate an architecturally sound body;
• a highly educated ability to recognize integration and precisely perceive patterns of structural disorder based on a command of comprehensive taxonomies of assessment;
• and, lastly, the ability to work holistically.

A Rolfer possessing these four skills does not work on body parts and symptoms in a piecemeal fashion, as if they were separate phenomena.“ - Dr. Jeffrey Maitland (1943-2023), Certified Advanced Rolfer® and Rolfing® Instructor in the July 2012 issue of Massage Magazine.

All these fundamental skills can be acquired in our Rolfing courses! Learn more about training in Rolfing® Structural Integration at the Dr Ida Rolf Institute® Europe - https://rolfing.org/study-rolfing/?fbdirie