Board of Directors

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Meet the President

Libby Eason, Chair of DIRI Board

Board Member Bios

Meeting Schedule

DIRI Board meets on the third Tuesday of each month.

Meeting Calendar

Carver Policy Governance

The Rolf Institute Board of Directors voted to adopt the Carver Policy Governance Model originally in 1994 and readopted Policy Governance in 2015.

The Role of the Board of Directors

The Board of Directors, by law, holds the ultimate power to decide everything in the organization. The Board of Directors is accountable for the best possible performance of the organization and its response to the needs of all constituents. Although the Board of Directors holds ultimate responsibility and power over the organization, the most effect way to use this governing power is in a mentor role to the organization and its staff. The Board will generally exercise its ultimate authority for policy and strategic decisions, with  day to day actions delegated to the staff, unless to act indecisively would put the organization and its service to the community at risk.


Board Member Stories


Why I Became a Rolfer®

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I had the feeling of more space in my body and a sense of being grounded, probably for the first time in my life. Even my voice opened up. I gained more volume, more colors and I felt that my sound was much more embodied and resonant.

Florian Thomas

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Why I Became a Rolfer®

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It was an incredible journey - my Dad went from his everyday pain on a scale of 1-10 being a 9.5, to about a 1. By the end of the series, he was back to the quality of life he wanted.

KaylaAnn McGowan

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