The COVID-19 pandemic is affecting the Rolfing Structural Integration (SI) community in different ways. In this article we interview a number of people for their perspectives: (1) Christina Howe, the Executive Director and Chief Academic Officer of the Dr. Ida Rolf Institute® (DIRI); (2) Pedro Prado, a founding member of Brazilian Rolfing Association and faculty member; (3) Naomi Wynter- Vincent, the European Editor for this journal, who has a Rolfing practice based in London, UK; and (4) Jeanne Vadnais, an Advanced Rolfer based in Seattle, which faced one of the first U.S. COVID-19 outbreaks.Interview with Christina Howe, DIRI Executive Director/Chief Academic Officer

ABSTRACT In this interview, conducted in early October 2020, Dr. Patterson offers what this COVID-19 moment looks like to him as a Rolfer and as a physician. Patterson outlines how he is working safely with integrated public health practices and also how he is caring for his own health. The conversation touches on recent literature with regards to the value of vitamin D and melatonin when individuals are facing COVID-19 infection.

A conversation about hands and arms with Jan Sultan.The discussion explores the contrast between how hands and arms were underemphasized by Dr. Rolf and the modern inclusion of that material in the ‘Recipe’.