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Structure, Function, Integration Journal – Vol. 48 – Nº 1
Vol: 48
Pages: 67-71
Article year: 2020
Monica Caspari interviews Tomas Makiyama, a blind Rolfer in São Paulo, Brazil, about Rolfing Structural Integration (SI) training, body readings, and his insights into creativity and adaptability, among other topics.
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Structural Integration – Vol. 45 – Nº 4
Vol: 45
Pages: 17-19
Article year: 2017
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Structural Integration – Vol. 37 – Nº 4
Vol: 37
Pages: 2-6
Article year: 2009
Question: I have noticed that some of my clients seem to have a primary pattern involving an over-activated nervous system. Their problem seems to be systemic rather than local. There is a high level of tone throughout the body, with all their muscles tight and holding. We have lots of techniques for releasing restricted fascia and joints, but what is the best approach to help relax an amped-up nervous system?
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Others publications and sources
Pages: 1-2
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Structural Integration – Vol. 37 – Nº 1
Vol: 37
Pages: 3-5
Article year: 2009
Question: In the fitness world the concept of ?core strength? is often mentioned as a benefit of certain exercise regimens. Please compare and contrast the concept of core strength /stability from a Rolfing perspective and from a more mainstream fitness perspective.
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Rolfing Brasil - 07/2007
Pages: 13-19
Article year: 2007
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Rolfing Brasil - ABR
Pages: 03-13
Article year: 2004
Por uma teoria de movimento Rolfing
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Rolfing Brasil - ABR
Pages: 9-10
Article year: 2003
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Rolfing Brasil - ABR
Pages: 4-31
Article year: 2005
“Embora o homem precise de continuidade, forma e limites, ele está aberto ao infinito e ao universo”. Berdiaev (1)
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Structural Ntegration: The Journal of the Rolf Institute - March 2005 - Vol 33 - Nº 01
Vol: 33
Pages: 4-24
Article year: 2005
“Although man needs continuity, form and limits, he is open to the infinite and to the universe.”Berdiaev1
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