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"There is one reason to take Rolfing seriously: it works. Not only can it dramatically change people's bodies, it can transform their lives as well" – Larry Dossey. M.D.. Best-Selling Author of Reinventing Medicine: Beyond Mind-Body to a New Era of Healing:
"A wonderful benefit I had right after the first Rolfing session was a sense of lightness, particularly on the ice. I felt very compact and totally in control. I had increased energy, better balance, and extra agility." - Brian Orser, Olympic Figure Skater
"Rolfing has been stretching out muscle fibers that haven't been stretched for 30 years. When I started, my muscle fibers felt like petrified rock. Now they are getting progressively softer, more supple and gaining elasticity." - Leon Fleisher, Concert Pianist
"Rolfing is a powerful tool, and a very important tool for me to have for my patients. People who have suffered from chronic pain for 20 years will be amazed at how their pain goes away." - Dr. Jacob Teitelbaum, Board-Certified Internist and Head of a Fibromyalgia Research Clinic in Annapolis, MD
General Information
Rolfing® is typically applied in an initial series of ten sessions. Sessions are usually scheduled one to two weeks apart and last approximately one hour. The results of Rolfing® are lasting and the basic ten-session series does not need to be repeated. Follow-up work may consist of occasional tune-up .or first-aid sessions. Those curious but not certain are welcome to try one session; shorter series are also available. Please call for a free consultation or to schedule an appointment.
"One individual may experience his losing fight with gravity as a sharp pain in the back, another as the unflattering contour of his body, another as constant fatigue, and yet another as an unrelenting threatening environment. Those over forty may call it old age: yet all these signal may be pointing to a single problem so prominent in their own structures and the structures of others that it has been ignored; they are off balance: they are at war with gravity. " - Dr. Ida P. Rolf
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