SARA
SOLTAU,
Certified Advanced Rolfer:
Rolfing, Bodywork
& Structural Integration
RolfingŪ
is a system of connective tissue work developed by Dr Ida P. Rolf.
It consists of a series of 10 sessions that cumulatively organize
the body, each session focusing on a particular area , with the
goal and intention towards greater structural integration, balance
and a sense of ease for the person.
Sara
has been Rolfing since 1990 - a graduate of The
Rolf Institute in Boulder, Colorado and a current member,
she also uses a number of complementary modalities that assist
in the Rolfing process of the whole person approach. Overtime,
she has found that an awareness and sensitivity to the cranio-sacral
rythym and visceral motility, help to locate and address related
restrictions that further assist in achieving stability and integration.
In addition, tension of an involuntary nature may be a holding
or bracing coming from the autonomic nervous system. Bringing
the clients awareness to the different sensations and qualities
in the tissue acts as feedback to loosen and release the holding
that is often a residual effect from some past traumatic experience.
These
approaches, as well as Rolfing from an advanced perspective and
using Rolfing movement awareness, all contribute to treating each
client individually. In general, the focus is working with the
client in a way that addresses their particular structure and
concerns so they may experience greater ease and movement and
lasting change.
