Clinics

Skillful Touch is a one-time, 70-minute session with students at the end of their first phase of training.

Cost: $25

There are no discounts for Skillful Touch.

• Check clinic dates and times against your personal calendar here, to assure your 100% attendance.
• Complete your Health Questionnaire/Application here. You will put your chosen date/time/group on this form.
• See below for the steps of the entire Acceptance Process.

During this phase of their training the students have learned:

• Anatomy, Physiology and Kinesiology from the distinct perspective of Rolfing® Structural Integration
• The ability to differentiate through touch
• How to recognize structural and functional patterns

How often may you attend?

• Clients may attend Skillful Touch as often as there is available space.
• Client may guide the student in the direction of the work they wish to receive.

Phases 2 and 3 of our student's training require Instructor Demonstration Models

Instructors demonstrate the Rolfing® curriculum with a model for both Ten-series and 13-Series.

The 13-series is the 10-series with an additional three Rolf Movement sessions.

These positions are mid-day, two times per week. Client receives Rolfing® Structural Integration with experienced faculty. 

Cost:
Ten-Series:     $450
13-Series:       $585
If discounts are available you will find them on the scheduling page.

To apply for either Phase 2 or Phase 3 Instructor Model position:

1)    Check clinic dates and times against your personal calendar on this page, to assure your 100% attendance.
2)    Complete the Health Questionnaire/application here. 

See below for the steps of the entire Acceptance Process.

Phase Two (Coded as UB clinics on the clinic schedule web page) has these student outcomes:

• The foundational paradigms and principles of Rolfing® Structural Integration and Rolf Movement® Integration.
• A different paradigm of learning, where Rolfing SI is understood at the cognitive level but also experienced and somatically enhanced.
• The differences between process-oriented and a goal-oriented delivery.
• Quality of "touch" using both physical contact and language intervention.
• The ability to identify the various bodily systems through touch, including the differentiation of muscles, bone, nerves, organs and fascia, and an understanding of proper function vs. dysfunction as applicable to Rolfing® Structural Integration and Rolf Movement Integration.

Phase Three (Coded as UC clinics on the clinic schedule web page) has these student outcomes:

• An understanding of the theoretical/practical basis of Rolfing® Structural Integration and Rolf Movement® Integration.
• A deepened understanding of how a pattern – structural and functional – develops, as well as the ability to explore these patterns from different perspectives.
• The opportunity to utilize the paradigms and principles of Rolfing Structural Integration and Rolf Movement Integration through clinical practice with clients from the community.
• The ability to conduct a complete Rolfing 10-Series and Rolf Movement sessions.
• The ability to identify any contraindications or pathologies within the various bodily systems as applicable to Rolfing Structural Integration.

In this final phase of their training, students work with two clients from the community to deliver a Rolfing® Ten-series and 13-Series.

These positions are two times per week in a Monday/Wednesday or Tuesday/Thursday format. Available times are either 3:30 p.m. or 5:30 p.m. 

The 13-series is the 10-series with an additional three Rolf Movement sessions.

Cost:
Ten-Series:     $250
13-Series:       $325
If discounts are available you will find them on the schedule page. You will also find the number of remaining positions open for any clinic, on the schedule page.

To apply for student client clinic:
1)    Check clinic dates and times against your personal calendar on this page, to assure your 100% attendance.
2)    Complete the Health Questionnaire/application here. 

See below for the steps of the entire Acceptance Process.

Phase Three (Coded as UC clinics on the clinic schedule web page) has these student outcomes:

• An understanding of the theoretical/practical basis of Rolfing® Structural Integration and Rolf Movement® Integration.
• A deepened understanding of how a pattern – structural and functional – develops, as well as the ability to explore these patterns from different perspectives.
• The opportunity to utilize the paradigms and principles of Rolfing Structural Integration and Rolf Movement Integration through clinical practice with clients from the community.
• The ability to conduct a complete Rolfing 10-Series and Rolf Movement sessions.
• The ability to identify any contraindications or pathologies within the various bodily systems as applicable to Rolfing Structural Integration.

How often may you attend?

• Clients must wait a minimum of five years before returning for another Ten-Series.
• Clients are encouraged to provide feedback to their Rolfer, however all work remains within the scope of the standard "recipe" as developed by Dr. Rolf.

NOTE: If you have not had a Ten- or 13-series, you cannot apply for a Post-10 clinic. 

Three months or longer after completing a Ten- or 13-Series, clients may apply for a three-session tune up. Available spots vary according to classroom need. Post-10 opportunities are three sessions only, held in a Thursday, Tuesday, Thursday format. Times may be mid-day or 3:30 p.m. or 5:30 p.m. Times are noted on the clinic schedule web page. 

Cost: $90.00

There are no discounts for Post-10 clinic.

To apply:
1)    Check clinic dates and times against your personal calendar at this page, to assure your 100% attendance.
2)    Complete the Health Questionnaire here. 

See below for the steps of the entire Application Process.

How often may you attend?

While you may attend Post-10 clinics more than once, we often have a backlog of people waiting for these positions. As long as there are people new to Post-10 work waiting, we won't be taking repeats.