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Revitalizing Rolf Movement Certification:
A 2011 Initiative by the U.S. Rolf
Movement Instructors Group
Rolf Movement Faculty Perspectives
December 2011 issue of Structural Integration
by Kevin Frank, Certified Advanced Rolfer™, Rolf Movement®
Instructor
Orientation and Empathic Resonance
Rolf Movement Faculty Perspectives
June 2011 issue of Structural Integration
by Kevin Frank, Certified Advanced Rolfer™, Rolf Movement® Instructor
The Role of Imagination in Structural Integration
Rolf Movement Faculty Perspectives
December 2010 issue of Structural Integration
by Kevin Frank, Certified Advanced Rolfer™, Rolf Movement®
Instructor
SI Psoas
Intervention Considered in Terms of
Normal Stability Response for Hip and Trunk Flexion
A Perceptive/Coordinative View
December 2010 issue of Structural
Intergration
Article by Kevin Frank, Certified Advanced Rolfer™, Rolf Movement®
Instructor
Body Security:
The Movement Brain Asks, "Where am I"
Rolf Movement Faculty Perspectives
June 2010 issue of Structural Integration
by Kevin Frank, Certified Advanced Rolfer™, Rolf Movement® Instructor
The Confluence of Neuroscience and Structural Integration
A discussion with Sandra Blakeslee (co-author of The Body Has a Mind of It's Own and Phantom's in the Brain), one of the keynote speakers at the 2009 annual meeting of the Rolf Institute of Structural Integration®.
Article by Kevin Frank in Structural Integration June 2009 - Perspectives
The Body As A Movement System
A
Premise For Structural Integration
by Kevin Frank - Certified Advanced Rolfer™
Reprinted from the 2008
IASI Yearbook
Read the
Japanese translation of this article
Translated by Yuki Ojika
How Life Moves
Explorations in
Meaning and Body Awareness
by Kevin Frank and Caryn McHose
The first two chapters, now translated into Japanese:
Chapter 1: Click
here
Chapter 2: Click
here
Translated by Yuki Ojika
The Body Has a Mind of Its Own: Book Review
by Kevin Frank - Advanced Certified Rolfer™
and Rolf Movement Practitioner
From Structural Integration June 2008.
by Kevin Frank - From the 2007 IASI Yearbook
Phenomenological Space - An Interview with Hubert Godard
by Caryn McHose - From a Summer/Fall
2006 Article in Contact Quarterly
Enrolling Clients in Perception-Based Movement for Self-Care
in the Context of Structural Integration
by Kevin Frank and Caryn McHose - From a March
2006 Article in Structural Integration
Articulated Perception, Articulated Structure: Building the Sense of Other in the Context of Structural Integration
by Kevin Frank - From the 2006 IASI Yearbook
Flight of the Eagle
- Self Care for Structural Integration
Clients
by Kevin Frank - From the 2005 IASI Yearbook
Read the
Japanese translation of this article by Yuki Ojika
Vôo
da Águia – Cuidado Pessoal para Clientes de Integração Estrutural
Kevin Frank
- Rolfista
Estrutural Avançado e de Movimento.
Tradução: Hulda
Bretones
Colaboração:
Marilu A. dos Reis
Revisão:
Mônica Caspari.
The Functional Rationale of the Recipe
by Monica Caspari - From the March 2005 Structural Integration - Perspectives
Body Language: M - An Excursion Through the Alphabet in Somatic Terms [html]
An article by Thomas Myers that features the work
of Caryn McHose - May/June 2004 Massage Magazine
Tonic Function - Gravity Orientation as the Basis for Structural Integration
by Kevin Frank - From a April 2004 article in
Hellerwork Newsletter
Fascia and Structural Integration
Fascial Plasticity - a new neurobiological explanation
By Robert Schleip
From the Journal of Bodywork and Movement Therapies - January 2003
Seeing the Ground of a Movement: Tonic Function and the Fencing Bear
by Kevin Frank - May 2003
The Relationship of Contralateral Gait and the Tonic Function Model of Structural Integration
by Kevin Frank - December 2003
Core Stabilization, Core Coordination [html]
by Aline Newton - From a December 2003 article in
Structural Integration
Back to the Future of Abdominal Training
by Paul Chek - Article posted by the Chek Institute 2000.
Stuart Hameroff's Theories Regarding Microtubules as the Seat of Consciousness
by Kevin Frank
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From a November 1998 article in Rolf Lines, the journal of the
Rolf Institute.
The Evolutionary Sequence - A Model for an Integrative Approach to Movement study
by Kevin Frank and Caryn McHose
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From a May 1998 article in Rolf Lines, the journal of the
Rolf Institute
Breathing in the Gravity Field
by Aline Newton - From a 1998 article in
Rolf Lines, the journal of the Rolf Institute
Tonic Function - A Gravity Response Model for Rolfing® Structural and Movement Integration
by Kevin Frank- From a March 1995 article in Rolf Lines, the journal of the
Rolf Institute
Wave Motion and the Fluid Matrix
by Kevin Frank - From a Summer 1995 article in
Convergence
Basic Concepts in the Work of Hubert Godard
by Aline Newton - From a 1995 article in
Rolf Lines, the journal of the Rolf Institute
Reading the Body in Dance [html version] [pdf - original article scan, large file]
by Hubert Godard. Translated by Ruth Barnes and
Aline Newton - From a 1994 article in Rolf Lines, the journal
of the Rolf Institute
An Interview with Hubert Godard
by Aline
Newton - From a 1992 article in Rolf Lines, the journal of the
Rolf Institute
4th Interdisciplinary World Congress on Low Back & Pelvic Pain [html]
A good source for papers by among others,
Gracovetsky and Diane Lee and other
papers related to the treatment of back health from a model that looks at
a systems approach to
movement in the spine.
Rolfing and Structural Integration - An interview with Kevin Frank
by Serge Prengel on Somatic Perspectives on Psychotherapy -
monthly conversation series 2007.
The Three Paradigm Treatment:
Case Study: A Three Paradigm Treatment Model Using Soft
Tissue Mobilization
and Guided Movement-Awareness Techniques for a Patient with Chronic Back
Pain.
by John T. Cottingham MS, PT
and Jeffery Maitland PhD
from JOSPT, September, 1997
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