by Owen Marcus on June 4, 2010
Blog Talk Radio interviewed me on how Rolfing can help RSD (Reflex Sympathetic Dystrophy) and Chronic Pain. RSD can be a very painful and debilitating condition, and there are many holistic options for chronic pain. As I mentioned on the show, Rolfing can be effective in helping people with RSD, and other chronic pain conditions, through releasing the stress and tension of the body.
The chronic tension of the body builds throughout life; you get stressed, then tense. If the tension isn’t released, it tightens up your fascia, causing pain and sometimes injuries. With chronic pain or RSD, the tension might not cause your condition, but it inevitably makes it worse.
by Owen Marcus on April 21, 2010
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Back pain is the most common reason someone comes to see me. Often these clients have tried many other therapies before calling me, some are desperate.
Recently I did an interview for the web site – Living with Back Pain. I discuss how Rolfing can help acute and chronic back pain. Check the interview out here.
by Owen Marcus on February 23, 2010
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The effects of Rolfing and structural integration are discussed in an article first written in the Chicago Tribune, then published in the Spokesman Review. The article does a good job describing Rolfing and Ida Rolf, Ph.D., its founder.
The article makes a good point –
There’s a growing community of practicing, certified Rolfers. The Rolf Institute of Structural Integration in Boulder, Colo., is the only educational facility in the country that offers Rolfing certification.
As Rolfing grows, more people are claiming to be Rolfers or “Rolfed trained.” Unfortunately, the misrepresenting what they do often leave their clients short.
It is good to see more press on Rolfing. As a profession we have been lacks in getting the word out.
by Owen Marcus on February 15, 2010
Recently Align.org was selected as one of the top blogs on Alternative Health by Alltop.com, the primer aggregate sites for blogs.
Check it out. There are some great sites on the page.
by Owen Marcus on January 29, 2010
Jane Fritz wrote a long article for the Spokane newspaper, The Inlander. She writes about what Rolfing can do for clients. She also interviewed physicians as part of the article.