Rolfing
Rolfing is one of the most popular health massages. It is actually structural integration through a system of soft tissue manipulation. Rolfing is aimed at realigning the body structure. It is believed that Rolfing can dramatically alter a person's posture and structure bringing about significant changes in a person’s lifestyle. It also works wonders for all kinds of pain and chronic stress. Rolfing can be practiced by everyone. People of all ages can practice Rolfing to bring about dramatic improvement in their personal and professional lives.
Rolfing owes its origin from its founder Dr. Ida P. Rolf. Dr. Rolf spent her whole life researching about the different forms of alternative healing which includes chiropractics, homeopathy, osteopathy, and yoga. She came out with the notion that proper alignment, physiologic function and anatomical structure are interrelated forms basis of a number of alternative healing methods. Dr. Rolf’s lifelong research shows that structural imbalances affects the body's pervasive network of soft tissues, like fascia, muscles, tendons and ligaments, so as to create compensations throughout the body structure.
History of Rolfing:
Rolfing owes its origin from its founder Dr. Ida P. Rolf. Dr. Rolf spent her whole life researching about the different forms of alternative healing which includes chiropractics, homeopathy, osteopathy, and yoga. She came out with the notion that proper alignment, physiologic function and anatomical structure are interrelated forms basis of a number of alternative healing methods. Dr. Rolf’s lifelong research shows that structural imbalances affects the body's pervasive network of soft tissues, like fascia, muscles, tendons and ligaments, so as to create compensations throughout the body structure.

