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I was introduced to this course by a bodywork friend from Taipei. Initially, I didn't know much about it, but I later discovered that it was developed by Dr. Amy Cochran, who was one of the original teachers of Dr. Ida Rolf, the founder of Structural Integration (Rolfing SI). Experiencing this movement workshop with Joy Carey was true eye-opening for me. It validated what I have been integrating some of the similar movements into my Structural Integration work. It was excisin

Both Rolfing ® Structural Integration and Structural Integration (SI) were developed by Dr. Ida Rolf. Rolfing® is a branded name taken from her name. Only practitioners certified by the Dr. Ida Rolf Institute and active members of Rolfing® AA can use this name. There are many structural integration schools that branched out from the Dr. Ida Rolf Institute, where graduates can call themselves Structural Integrators (SI practitioners). Some SI training schools are *Dr. Ida Ro

Should I choose the oil/lotion massage therapy or non-oil care? Hands-on care can be approached with oil/lotion care, dry care, or a combination of both. Each has distinct benefits and practical considerations. Although both can be relaxing and therapeutic, if you are looking for particular goals or issues with your session, you can consult before your session booking to find out which methods will be useful for your current condition. Swedish massage with oil is a very popul

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"It's like speaking another language in the world of connective tissue." by Sharon Wheeler Thoughts after finishing the class; Sharon mentioned that working on the scar will be a distinct experience compared to Myofascial work. She mentioned that it feels like micro-Rolfing, and I totally agree with her. I need to trust my hands and feel the quality of the tissue, listen to the micro change. Quality of the tissue changes with gentle stroke. Why? vibration, heat, and direction

January 2026