Editor’s Note: Vivian Jaye and Jane Harrington are both Rolf Movement Practitioners and Rolf Movement faculty. Jane is also a Certified Advanced Rolfer and Rolfing Instructor, while Vivian was given the title Honorary Rolfer in 1999. Vivian is now retired and living in Monterey, California, while Jane maintains a practice in Albuquerque, New Mexico and frequent travels to teach. The interview was conducted in January 2009 while Jane was spending time with Vivian in Monterey. Vivian and Jane were instrumental in the third phase of the development of Rolf Movement work, and its subsequent place in the curriculum allowing the work to be available in all Rolf trainings. (The first phase of the movement work was represented by Ida Rolf and Judith Aston; the second was represented by Heather Starsong, Megan James, Annie Duggan and Janie French. This was described by Heather Starsong in “Receiving, Learning, Teaching, Becoming…,” her contribution to the “In My Practice” column in the March issue of Structural Integration.)