ABSTRACT Rolfing Structural Integration instructor Lu Mueller-Kaul interviews colleague, Advanced Rolfing Instructor Tessy Brungardt, about how Rolfers® think about the pelvis throughout the ‘Ten Series’. From wholism to specific session considerations, Brungardt reflects on challenges that students and Rolfers experience with various structures of the pelvis. The authors discuss the refinement of pelvis palpation and getting comfortable with the territory as a means to strengthen pelvic techniques at all stages of the structural integrator’s career.

Ellen Freed interviews her Rolfing faculty colleague Tessy Brungardt in this broad discussion of the arms, hands, and shoulders, touching into the holistic nature of our work, the arms in whole-body patterns, issues from injury and overuse, and the range of touch that makes our work most effective.