Kristen Thompson Structural Integration

Kristen Thompson Structural Integration

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Structural Integration (SI) works to lengthen stretch, and soften tissue to restore postural balance

Structural Integration is a series of 13 sessions or individual sessions designed to restore postural balance by aligning and integrating the body in gravity. Each session is 90 minutes and typically spaced 1 week apart for 13 consecutive weeks. The series is a progressive process where each session builds on the previous session. The process balances the body segments, achieving vertical alignment by working the body front to back, side to side, and top to bottom.

04/30/2026

Parkinson’s disease can affect movement, coordination and everyday quality of life.

While medical treatment remains essential, complementary approaches can also play a role in supporting people living with the condition.

Rolfing® Structural Integration is a form of hands-on fascial bodywork that focuses on posture, movement and the body’s relationship with gravity. By working with the body’s structure and movement patterns, Rolfing can help some people experience more ease in movement and improved body awareness.

In our blog article, we explore how Rolfing® Structural Integration can support people living with Parkinson’s and why structural bodywork is gaining interest as a complementary approach.

👉 Read the full article:
https://rolfing.org/articles/blog/rolfing-and-parkinsons-improving-movement-and-quality-life/?ra

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