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Monthly Archives: December 2010
The Philadelphia Eagles and The Joy of Living on the Grid
The Eagles play their postponed game tonight at the Philadelphia Stadium. Tonight, they won’t yet have their wonderful new system for generating their own power, though 70 thousand people will create different power, and woe betide their opponents! Flashback to … Continue reading
Fix your own dang Bunion: the Sequel
Attention Subscribers: If you care to, I will do a free Skype coaching with you on this technique. If you want this free coaching, and you are not a subscriber, all you have to do is sign up, push the … Continue reading
Posted in fix bunions, function/movement, Rolfing Structural Integration
Tagged bunions, fix bunions
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The Rolfer™, the Roller Derby Doctor, and dystonia
It has been a few years since rehabilitation physician Judith Peterson M.D. decided to leave Philadelphia and her work at Jefferson Hospital and the Pennsylvania Ballet. Her husband, a cancer doc, wanted to go back to South Dakota and she … Continue reading
Posted in bodywork, dystonia, function/movement, Linda L Grace, Mind body medicine, Pain!, psychology, Rolf Institute, Rolfer™, Rolfing, Rolfing for musicians, Rolfing Structural Integration, sensory awareness, structure
Tagged chronic pain, dystonia, Rolf Institute, Rolfer™, Rolfing, Rolfing Structural Integration, structural integration
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The 3rd Eye
There is a deep place within us that observes without judgement, lack, satiation, desire, worry, fear of death, frenzy, need of attainment, all or any attribute(s). That deep place has been given various names throughout history when encountered by humans. … Continue reading
Rolfer™ “Gamer Granny” takes on Carpal Tunnel
Yikes! Severe neglect of this blog recently! I have been so mesmerized by the new World of Warcraft “Cataclysm” release http://wow.joystiq.com/2010/12/09/blizzard-developers-lead-visual-tour-of-cataclysm that although I still play my usual 2 to 3 hours in the evening, some of the visuals have … Continue reading