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pains in the legs, hips, back, neck, shoulder, and hands.

Usually postural issues or chronic pain in the foot, leg, knee, hip, back, neck or head leads an
individual to a bone specialist like an Orthopedic or even a Chiropractic Doctor. When a bone is
manipulated towards alignment, usually it will quickly recede back to its prior position because the
bone is just part of an asymmetrical pattern that is encased in connective tissue or fascia that
permeates the whole structure. The connective tissue that suspends and isolates each bone is
distributed throughout the body, so the pain you have in one part of the body can feel associated with
pain in another part of the body. Certified Rolfing and Rolf Movement assesses the individual’s whole
structural and functional pattern in an attempt to bring the whole body towards a less painful structural
potential.

Certified Rolfing de-rotates each segment of tissue in the body, the tissue between joints, rotating one
section, and then de-rotating the next to bring the body towards resolution of the counter rotated
segments. These counter rotated segments are theorized to be the agents of most of our
unexplainable discomfort and pain. Some specialist will say that there is a need to operate or
subscribe medication to resolve or mask the pain and in some cases that is true, but the Certified
Rolfing 10 Series ezieshould always be the primary attempt at resolving these structural issues.
Physical and massage therapy is great in some rehabilitative settings, but is a vain attempt at
organizing the soft tissue segments in the body that predict, balance, alignment, and symmetry. The
science associated with the techniques utilized in body organization is only available through the Rolf
Institute and its highly knowledgeable faculty.

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Ten Series Final Movement

Throughout this exploration of the Rolfing ten series there has been quite a bit of change
initiated into the clients' structure. Manual manipulation alone is not sufficient to integrate the
change accumulated in the ten series.

An element of physical and psychological therapy is utilized in almost all movement session's
that are used. These three movement sessions enable the client to play a vital role in their
mastery of other. The tissue and nervous system have been communicated to and with. We
have hydrated, differentiated, and are integrating this blessed individual with their direct
involvement in the inquiry. The final movement strategy is known as movement three: Upper
integration.

The movement begins with the client sitting in a chair facing a wall, their toes flexed and against
the wall with the ball and heal of each foot grounded to the floor, this communicates to the
nervous system that a contra lateral integrative technique is at hand. Client explores making the
connection from the toes to the pelvis. Moving and leading into a sensory exploration of each
individual leg and the legs together of how they are differentiated and yet joined at the pelvic
girdle and exploring that up to MDH.

The integration should transmission from the foot to the pelvis, and from the pelvis to the spine.
Next, have the client position the palmar surface of each hand planted against the resistance of
the wall, feet not touching, and lead them through the same exploration with the upper girdle
that was used with the lower. This movement allows the client to experience and cultivate
integration from the hand to the shoulder girdle, and from the shoulder to the spine. The arms
are also differentiated and yet connected via the shoulder girdle and the client should be able
to make that connection down to the MDH.

Another great technique used to integrate the upper girdle is similar to a movement used for the
pelvic girdle, ocular decoupling of limbs of expression. The client is supine; head is neutral while
they follow the passive range of motion of each arm with peripheral vision. The range of motion
should be broad and encompassing the whole span of range. When the arm is out-of-sight,
have the client do a scan of the arm making the connection and relationship of spatial position
through sensation.

Have the client come to standing and make that body wide connection exploring with the G and
G' tendencies and orientation in the gait cycle.


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