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How
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You
can check on space availability in classes by sending an email to us
using the contact us page. We will
get back to you quickly with current information on the classes you
are considering. We often have brochures we can send by email
or by regular mail that have location and lodging information. |
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How
do I know if these classes are for me? |
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These
classes are designed for persons with professional bodywork
practices. Students should have professional training in a Massage,
Bodywork, Cranial Sacral Therapy, Physical Therapy, Osteopathy,
Chiropractic or other medical disciplines.
There are Biomechanics classes that are
designed for Structural Integration professionals and classes
designed for other bodywork professionals including massage
therapists, chiropractors and physical therapists. The Core
Integration classes are appropriate for any professional bodyworker.
If
you have questions about the appropriateness of these classes for
you and your clinical practice, please send us an email using the contact
us page. Let us know your field of practice, your training
and experience. Feel free to ask any questions you have and we will
try to respond fully and quickly. |
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Do I have to be a Rolfer
to take your classes? |
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No. Many types of body workers and
massage therapists have taken and benefited from the classes,
particularly the Visceral classes, including Acupuncturists, Cranial
Sacral Therapists and Body Centered Psychotherapists. Many of the
Biomechanics classes are more oriented toward
structural integration but both physical therapists and deep tissue
and sports massage therapists have taken and appreciated the
information and techniques presented. Please e-mail
us if you are wondering if these classes are right for you. |
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What times are the
classes given? |
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Classes are generally held from 9:00
a.m. to 5:30 p.m. each day. After you register for a class, you will
be sent detailed information about the class, including class times. |
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What if I register for a
class and can’t make it? What is your refund policy? |
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Deposits and prepaid tuition are
refundable, less a 25% administration fee, if you cancel at least 30
days before the class. |
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Are your classes approved
for continuing education? How do I get those credits? |
All classes are approved for continuing
education credit with the International Association of Structural
Integrators and the Rolf Institute. For IASI credit, no additional
fee is necessary. Except for classes in Japan, additional payment
needs to be made to the Rolf Institute to certify and record
credits.
For the solving Biomechanics Classes, an additional
fee equal to 15% of the total tuition will be collected the first
day of class.
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Can
I take the biomechanics classes in any order or take the Level Two
Visceral Classes before I’ve taken the Level One. |
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The Biomechanics Classes have to be
taken in order starting with the class on the pelvis, then legs and
arms, then shoulder girdle & thorax and finally spine and
neck. The joint motility class can be taken at any time. These
classes can be taken in any of the locations they are offered.
For the Visceral Classes, the Level One class has to be taken before
any of the Level Two classes. The Level Two A class,
"Review of Level One," has to be taken before any of the
other Level Two classes. But, Level Two B, C, & D can be
taken in any order. Repeating the Level One class can
substitute for taking Level Two A. |
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If I ever took a class
from you – no matter how many years ago – am I considered a
“returning student” and am I entitled to the 50% discount? |
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Because repeating a class is such a good
way to truly learn the information, Liz offers significant discounts
for returning students. The Biomechanics classes, (Previously
called, Solving Problems and Resolving Pain)
have evolved over the years. It can be a little complicated and
confusing to figure out exactly which classes are repetitions of
earlier classes. If it has been more than five years since you took
a Biomechanics class, a 50% discount will be offered for the pelvis
class only.If you are concerned, please contact us and let us
know exactly which classes you taken previously, and then we will
let you know about your discount. |
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How can I get more
information about these classes? |
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There are three ways you can receive
more information. Contact us and
we will make every effort to answer fully and promptly via email,
send you written information via regular mail or phone you promptly
to have a conversation about your questions. |
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