Beth Burgin Advanced Rolfer
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Currently just me, Beth Burgin- Advanced Rolfer™ & bodywork therapist in practice since 2000. (NC-lmbt#1532) I seriously lucked into this vocation. My boredom threshold is quite low so imagine my delight in finding something both fascinating and never-ending in detail to sink my teeth into. There’s no way to learn all there is to know about human bodies, ever... we are truly amazing creatures.
I didn't find this work because of some calamitous injury or particularly bothersome physical issue that needed fixing. It was the psychological concept of the body-mind that perked my interest about Rolfing® Structural Integration. The idea of working with the mind via the body; hmm, really? Well interactive body-work certainly sounded like more fun than a therapy couch ever would so off we went to find a Rolfer and learn more.
Structural Integration is a total hands-on therapy that ideally helps you move more freely and in a state of flow with life again. Together we’ll explore ways to free up habitual patterns of movement that might be causing discomfort or limiting your range of motion (perhaps on many levels.) When you move better you feel better, when you feel better you think better. Keep that flow going, turn a corner one day and your life is just better! Who doesn't want to feel better right? So we start with the physical body and get it more functional, hopefully less painful and then you get to go on and explore the possibilities and potentials of a body and a life that isn't resisting “what is.”
Full-disclosure; after several years of intensive continuous education it was time to step back and let everything sink in... so I did. A recent sabbatical and much observation time became inevitable. It was necessary, painful, messy as hell at times yet ultimately rewarding. Finally on the other side, the world and its people and its systems are once again fodder for fascination again. Happy and grateful to be of service in Our collective evolution again!