Rolfing Programs
First Session: 90 minutes:
The purpose of this session is to introduce the client to this work. We often begin with the first session of the series of the Basic 10. From experiencing the work directly in the session, you will be better informed about whether you would like to receive the full Basic Rolfing Series. Fee: $220 per 90 min session | $160 per 1 hour session.
Basic Rolfing Series: 90 minutes – 10 Sessions:
Rolfing body work is applied layer by layer in the body, systematically progressing towards an integrated whole. It is this approach, developed by Dr. Rolf that allows such significant changes in such a short period of time.
The first seven sessions work build upon each other as they work with the connective tissue, rhythms of respiration and other responses of the body. These sessions help remove strain from specific areas of the body such as the lower back, neck, or knees. The last three sessions, which organize, integrate, and align the body as a whole, lead to improved balance, enhanced freedom of movement, and greater energy.
Advanced Rolfing Sessions: 90 minutes – 5 Sessions:
After completing the first tens sessions and then having several months’ integration, clients may wish to return to further reinforce new-found gains, and to focus on any specific areas of concern.
Contact Barry directly at 604-875-8711 or [email protected]
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About Barry Davison
Contact Barry directly at 604-875-8711
[email protected]
Barry is a registered massage therapist and extended health coverage does apply.
Barry Davison is a veteran body-mind practitioner and teacher who supports clients in charting and achieving transformational goals of greater freedom from pain, better performance, and enhanced vitality. For more than two and a half decades, Barry has helped clients re-claim greater fullness of health and well-being.
Born in Vancouver in 1955, Barry grew up in Victoria, BC. In 1981 he graduated from The Canadian College of Massage, then completed training as a Rolfer in the next five years. He then deepened his Rolfing practice through further movement and advanced trainings with the Rolf Institute and The Guild of Structural Integration. In 1992 he embarked on a 10 year training with Bodynamics Denmark which incorporated the study of psychological function and shock trauma.
Barry has taught at a variety of institutions over two decades, including the institutions of: Canadian College of Natural Healing ,West Coast College of Massage ,the Rolf Institute, Bodynamics Canada, Nirvana School of Yoga , Pacifica Treatment Centre and Yoga Outreach. The subjects he taught included anatomy & physiology, massage, yoga, and other movement modalities.
Currently he provides programs of Rolfing therapy in Mount Pleasant in Vancouver at the Massage & Therapy Centre.
As Barry is a registered massage therapist extended health coverage does apply.