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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
The Body as a Movement System: A Premise for Structural Integration
by Kevin Frank - From the 2008 IASI Yearbook
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
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
The Relationship of Contralateral Gait and the Tonic Function Model of Structural Integration
by Kevin Frank - December 2003
Seeing the Ground of a Movement: Tonic Function and the Fencing Bear
by Kevin Frank - May 2003
Stuart Hameroff's Theories Regarding Microtubules as the Seat of Consciousness
by Kevin Frank - 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 - From a May 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
An Interview with Hubert Godard
by Aline Newton - From a 1992 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
Basic Concepts in the Work of Hubert Godard
by Aline Newton - From a 1995 article in Rolf Lines, the journal of the Rolf Institute
Core Stabilization, Core Coordination [html]
by Aline Newton - From a December 2003 article in Structural Integration
Breathing in the Gravity Field
by Aline Newton - From a 1998 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.
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