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BoneWork- Bend, OR with Sharon Wheeler
Location
Bend, OR
Bend, OR
USA
Category
CE Credit Classes- In Person
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About this event
Course Title: BoneWork- Bend, OR
Course Date: August 28th - September 1st 2024
Course Instructor: Sharon Wheeler
Prior to becoming a Rolfer®, Sharon Wheeler was a part of the staff at Esalen institute in Big Sur, California, where she taught Esalen Massage for several years. When Dr. Ida Rolf brought Rolfing to Esalen, Sharon became one of her early students, working with her from 1970 to 1979. Sharon also served on the Board of Directors of the Rolf Institute for several years. Currently, she practices in Washington, near Seattle, and travels to teach specialty classes on Bones, Scar Tissue, Cranial Rolfing, Sacrum and Coccyx Work, the Art of Rolfing. www.wheelerfascialwork.com
Course Start and end times:
9-9:30am Aug 28th 2024 5-5:30pm Sept 1st 2024 start and end times vary by the day.
In Person location: Bend Oregon
Course Description: In class you will be exploring the continuum between connective tissue and bone. Two techniques are presented: “Bone Change” and “Bone Rolling”. Both techniques respect the fact that Bones are not hard and fixed, but rather flexible and movable. These techniques are not bone manipulations (like chiropractic adjustments) but techniques to unwind and unhook bones/joints from their network of fascial patterns.
Bone Change: These techniques are designed to address shape and contour. Bone Change employs precisely placed manual pressure into the fascial elements of the bone. The chronic distortions left over from badly healed breaks in the bone, or scars in the bone, transform towards normal in moments. Results appear to be permanent.
Bone Rolling: Accidents and injuries can disorganize the functional relationships between bones. Bones can get stuck together out of place causing chronic dysfunction. These bone-to-bone adhesions are at the level of the fascia of the periosteum. In Bone Rolling, deep manual pressure is precisely directed through the periosteal adhesion to release the stuck bones. The bones are now free to move, or “roll” into a better relationship within the structure of the fascial web. There are Bone Rolling techniques for most of the bone-to-bone relationships of the body. Bone Rolling results in profound, lasting structural shifts. Practitioners will learn these techniques well enough to take them home and use them the next day in their private practices. Bone work can fit seamlessly into an SI series or be used as a stand-alone intervention session.
Contact info:
Manny Aragon
manny@bendintegrativecenter.com
(949) 375-7278