Equine Rolfing®

What is Rolfing?

 

What is Rolfing®

Part of the family of non-invasive therapies that have gained popularity as alternatives to traditional medicine--chiropractic, massage, acupuncture, and homeopathy -- Rolfing (structural integration) is a system of hands on manipulation that sculpts the body into proper alignment and balance to allow it to move more freely and naturally

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Rolfing, popular with humans and animals, works with the fascia, or connective tissue of the body. All the muscles in the body are wrapped in fascia, the soft tissue that positions everything in our structure. Rolfers manipulate and stretch the fascia tissue to restructure and balance the body.

 

An easy way to describe the difference between Rolfing, massage, and chiropractic is that Rolfers work with the fascia tissue, massage therapists work with muscles and chiropractors work with bone alignment.

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About me:

 

I am a fully

Certified Rolfer 

as well as a fully

Certified Equine Massage Therapist

(CEMT)

 

Some years ago, I changed my career from Engineer/Computer Scientist- specialized in Artificial Intelligence- to an Elk Rancher in western Colorado, USA.  At the same time I obtained my education in Rolfing® and Equine Massage Therapy.

 

I currently live in Munich, Germany– and I am available for Horse Rolfing all over Europe.

 

 

Please contact me via:

Douglas@HorseRolfing.com

 

„Living in a body that is flexible, adaptable and aligned with gravity brings us more into contact with the earth. It allows us the opportunity to more fully experience our humanness and inherent confidence.

 

A balanced, "Rolfed" body does not dwell in painful places, simply because the Rolfed body's fluidity does not allow a place for pain to establish itself.

 

Rolfing can not only change the shape of physical bodies- it can also assist in removing the blockages in our emotional, energetic and mental bodies“

 

Rolfing is not a medical/veterinary procedure and should not be used in place of appropriate medical/veterinary care.

Equine Rolfing®

Structural Integration Integration