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Structural Integration – Vol. 36 – Nº 4
Vol: 36
Pages: 2-3
Article year: 2008
Editor’s Note: We have expanded the original “Ask the Advanced Faculty” column to include the entire Rolfing faculty, for broader participation and insight. In this issue we are fortunate to have a number of responses to our question. Please note that the topic is also addressed in articles throughout this issue.
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Structural Integration – Vol. 37 – Nº 3
Vol: 37
Pages: 2-5
Article year: 2009
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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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Rolfing Brasil – 08/2010
Vol: 10
Pages: 3-7
Article year: 2010
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Academics
Pages: 1-44
Article year: 2011
Monografia de conclusão de Curso de PósGraduação, apresentada ao Centro Universitário ítalo Brasileiro, como parte dos requisitos para obtenção do título de Especialista (lato sensu) em Rolfing®, sob orientação do Prof. Dr. Pedro Prado.
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Pages: 14-19
Article year: 2011
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Academics
Article year: 2010
Q What is your decision – making process around the use of movement ? whether movement cues, Rolf Movement® work, or any other movement? When and how do you use movement in your practice?
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