WRITINGS

New articles:

For a discussion of the relationship between Psychology and Rolfing Structural Integration, please read my article, the Earthbound Metaphysic, which is the second part of my The Art of Rolfing SI and the Art of Sculpture.
For a discussion of David Lesondak’s Fascia: What it is and Why It Matters, please read my review, “A Very Fine Book about Fascia–that Forgets to thank Dr. Rolf”
For an interview with David Lesondak, author of Fascia:What it is and Why it Matters, please read “Fascia without Gravity“

For discussion of the role Resiliency plays in physical health, both injuries and performance, and how Rolfing® Structural Integration augments Resiliency, please read my article, “Resiliency as a Conceptual Model: Bridging Pain and Integration.”
For a brief history of fascia as the scientific underpinning of Rolfing® Structural Integration in the last 40 years, please read “From the Research Editor.”
For a discussion of how Rolfing® SI and Sculpture interrelate and how my career as an artist intersected with Rolfing, please read “The Art of Rolfing®SI and the Art of Sculpture: Seeing, Embodiment, and Space.”
For a short description of how Rolfing® Structural Integration relates to sports and children, in this case, Archery, please read: “Children and Athletics: The Archer“
For my report of the 4th Fascia Research Congress in Washington D. C., 2014, please read “An Overview of the Fourth International Fascia Research Congress.”

For a review and discussion of the new groundbreaking book by Dr. Jean-Claude Guimberteau and Colin Armstrong, The Architecture of Human Living Fascia please read: “Into the Fibrillar Jungle with Dr. Guimberteau“
For a discussion of some of the latest discoveries in Fascia, please read my review of Fascia:The Tensional Network edited by Robert Schleip and Melt by Sue Hickman, “Notes from the Fascial Revolution.”
For a discussion of stretching as it relates to fascia, please read my review of Stretch to Win by Ann Frederick and Chris Frederick (Human Kinetics 2006), “The Gestalt of Stretching.”
For a discussion of Biotensegrity, how the architectural concept of tensegrity created by Buckminster Fuller applies to the human body, please read my review of Biotensegrity: The Structural Basis of Life by British osteopath Graham Scarr (Handspring Press 2014), “Biotensegrity: Paradigm Shift.”
For a discussion of the role fascia plays in sport, both in relation to performance and injuries, please read my review of Fascia in Sport and Movement by Robert Schleip and Amanda Baker, Foreword by Thomas W. Findley (Handspring Publishing 2015).

For an interview with Certified Advanced Rolfer™ Robert Schleip, one of the leading fascia researchers in the world, please read, “Down the Rabbit Hole.”
For an interview with Certified Advanced Rolfer™ and Faculty member Michael Salveson, who was one of the six Rolfers chosen by Dr. Rolf to transmit her work and who is my teacher and mentor, please read, “Burning Man: An Interview with Michael Salveson Part I“, and “Burning Man: An Interview with Michael Salveson Part II“.

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