Welcome To Gravity Therapy
What does Gravity mean to you?
Gravity is an invisible force with a powerful influence on all structures, including the human body. It supports whatever is in alignment, and causes stress to whatever is not. We are rarely aware of gravity, yet it affects us at every moment and our very existence depends on it.
Gravity Therapy is committed to making you feel at home in your body by offering Rolf Structural Integration. Rolf Structural Integration is named after the inventor Dr. Ida Rolf, who was an American biochemist. It is distinguished from other disciplines by its primary attention to gravity. Other manual therapies seem to seek tonal balance, energy balance or emotional balance. While Rolf Structural Integration attends to all of the above, its primary goal is to alter the structure of the human body so that instead of fighting gravity, one can use it as an energy source.
Aga de Zwart, Rolf Practitioner and the Founder of Gravity Therapy says: “Pain, a decreased range of motion, or misaligned posture, are signs of the connective tissue restrictions.” Rolf practitioners release these restrictions, allowing the body to re-align, heal, and develop a new relationship with gravity.
Gravity is an invisible force with a powerful influence on all structures, including the human body. It supports whatever is in alignment, and causes stress to whatever is not. We are rarely aware of gravity, yet it affects us at every moment and our very existence depends on it.
Gravity Therapy is committed to making you feel at home in your body by offering Rolf Structural Integration. Rolf Structural Integration is named after the inventor Dr. Ida Rolf, who was an American biochemist. It is distinguished from other disciplines by its primary attention to gravity. Other manual therapies seem to seek tonal balance, energy balance or emotional balance. While Rolf Structural Integration attends to all of the above, its primary goal is to alter the structure of the human body so that instead of fighting gravity, one can use it as an energy source.
Aga de Zwart, Rolf Practitioner and the Founder of Gravity Therapy says: “Pain, a decreased range of motion, or misaligned posture, are signs of the connective tissue restrictions.” Rolf practitioners release these restrictions, allowing the body to re-align, heal, and develop a new relationship with gravity.
