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| ~ 300-hour curriculum approved by IASI ~ Advanced Training Program for Experienced Massage and Physical Therapists ~ Dedicated to the teachings of Dr. Ida P. Rolf. ~ Classes meet once per week ~ Taught by Chuck Carpenter, Certified Advanced Rolfer® |
Registration is open for our Fall, 2009 Session. Call or email us to apply!
Coming Soon. . . . . Stand-alone 650 hour SI program
Coming Soon. . . . . Stand-alone 650 hour SI program
Structural Integration is a myofascial method devised by Dr. Ida
P. Rolf. In our training, experienced massage therapists and
physical therapists will learn how to observe and analyze their
clients’ structure, then strategize a ten-session myofascial
intervention to bring clients into better alignment and balance.
The ten session series uses myofascial techniques to effectively
improve postural alignment, increase range of motion and
flexibility, and allow the body to respond more appropriately to
stresses, both physical and psychological. The purpose of SI is
to bring order to structure, and it is through the accomplishment
of that goal that the function of the whole person is enhanced.
This 300-hour curriculum is dedicated to the teachings of Dr. Ida
P. Rolf. Classes meet once per week (or twice per month for
the 14 month program) for a full 8 hour day packed with
lectures, demonstrations, and closely supervised hands-on
sessions. Class members will further their studies in anatomy,
physiology and kinesiology as it applies to the field of Structural
Integration. An integral part of the program is clinical
application. Each student will have the opportunity to bring
several clients through the ten session series, within a supervised,
supportive environment. The training program is seven or
fourteen months in length.
About the Instructor
Chuck Carpenter is Co-Director of our school and the lead
instructor of our Structural Integration Certification Program.
He attended the Rolf Institute in Boulder, Colorado, and has been
a Certified Advanced Rolfer® since 1990. During his time at the
Rolf Institute, he studied with those trained directly by Dr. Ida P.
Rolf, such as Jan Sultan, Tom Myers, Jeffrey Maitland, Emmett
Hutchins and Jim Asher. Chuck has offices in New York City,
Holmdel and Edison, NJ.
P. Rolf. In our training, experienced massage therapists and
physical therapists will learn how to observe and analyze their
clients’ structure, then strategize a ten-session myofascial
intervention to bring clients into better alignment and balance.
The ten session series uses myofascial techniques to effectively
improve postural alignment, increase range of motion and
flexibility, and allow the body to respond more appropriately to
stresses, both physical and psychological. The purpose of SI is
to bring order to structure, and it is through the accomplishment
of that goal that the function of the whole person is enhanced.
This 300-hour curriculum is dedicated to the teachings of Dr. Ida
P. Rolf. Classes meet once per week (or twice per month for
the 14 month program) for a full 8 hour day packed with
lectures, demonstrations, and closely supervised hands-on
sessions. Class members will further their studies in anatomy,
physiology and kinesiology as it applies to the field of Structural
Integration. An integral part of the program is clinical
application. Each student will have the opportunity to bring
several clients through the ten session series, within a supervised,
supportive environment. The training program is seven or
fourteen months in length.
About the Instructor
Chuck Carpenter is Co-Director of our school and the lead
instructor of our Structural Integration Certification Program.
He attended the Rolf Institute in Boulder, Colorado, and has been
a Certified Advanced Rolfer® since 1990. During his time at the
Rolf Institute, he studied with those trained directly by Dr. Ida P.
Rolf, such as Jan Sultan, Tom Myers, Jeffrey Maitland, Emmett
Hutchins and Jim Asher. Chuck has offices in New York City,
Holmdel and Edison, NJ.
Click here to learn more
about Structural
Integration and Chuck
Carpenter, Certified
Advanced Rolfer
about Structural
Integration and Chuck
Carpenter, Certified
Advanced Rolfer
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Class Schedule
Structural Integration Program:
7 month program (300 hours) (begins October, 2009)
Mondays from 9:30 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Student Clinic Hours will be scheduled as needed determined by instructor, student and facility
availability. Students will be provided with a complete school calendar the first week of class.
Fall, 2009 Registration is now open! Call or email us to apply.
Structural Integration Program:
7 month program (300 hours) (begins October, 2009)
Mondays from 9:30 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Student Clinic Hours will be scheduled as needed determined by instructor, student and facility
availability. Students will be provided with a complete school calendar the first week of class.
Fall, 2009 Registration is now open! Call or email us to apply.
| Click here to Download Application (pdf file) |
| Come Visit Us! If you are interested in advancing your education in bodywork, call or email us to arrange a visit. Learn more about our program and Structural Integration, meet our Instructor, tour our beautiful facility, and observe a class. MODELS WANTED!! If you are a massage therapist interested in being a model in the classroom, call or email us. Get some great bodywork and an exposure to Structural Integration. |
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