Tiverton Yoga and Rolfing

13/08/2026

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13/07/2026

Two weeks of Summer Yoga 9.00-10.00am Monday 13th and 20th July (£20)and 5.30-6.30pm Tuesday 14th and 21st July (£20) Open level, accessible to all. Everyone welcome.

08/07/2026

Two days. Two perspectives. One integrated understanding of how living systems organise themselves under load.

Whether you’re new to biotensegrity or already weaving it into clinical, movement or performance practice, this second in our series of webinars focusing on biotensegrity offers a deepening exploration.

Join us on Saturday 18th July for our members-only webinar, titled: Introducing the Fifth Edition of Integrative Therapies in Rehabilitation - Biotensegrity Comes into the Classroom. Carol M. Davis, editor and lead author, and three of her chapter authors come together for a discussion on this landmark publication. Carol is joined by Susan Lowell, Ed Bilanchone and Jan Trewartha.

On Sunday 19th July we open the discussion on biotensegrity to everyone in our ‘free and open to all’ webinar with our hosts Chris Clancy, Bruna Petito and Nuno Crossley Gusmão. This time the discussion will be around how to see and facilitate movement through the lens of biotensegrity and how understanding the integration of structure and function in human movement can inform your practice.

To find out more about the weekend, and to book your place, visit https://bit.ly/TFH-BIO-JULY.

Smart Moves for Living, Body in Harmony Training

08/07/2026

29/06/2026

29/06/2026

We were delighted to represent the European Rolfing® Association at Munich Fascia Day 2026, hosted by the Clinic for Internal Medicine, Naturopathy and Homeopathy Munich Harlaching (KfN).

The well-attended conference brought together healthcare professionals, therapists and fascia experts for an interdisciplinary exchange on fascia research, clinical practice and therapeutic approaches.

A particular highlight for us were the contributions of Prof. Dr. Robert Schleip, Director of the Fascia Research Group at TUM and Research Director of the European Rolfing® Association, and Dr. Peter Schwind, Certified Advanced Rolfing® Instructor. Across three presentations, they shared their expertise in fascia research, fascia-oriented therapies and the concept of Dr. Ida Rolf’s Structural Integration.

The programme was enriched by Dr. Robert Schmidt, Medical Director and Head Physician at Krankenhaus für Naturheilweisen, and Heidi Martin, dietitian and nutrition specialist at KfN, whose presentations broadened the discussion with valuable clinical and nutritional perspectives on fascia health.

We also enjoyed many inspiring conversations at the European Rolfing® Association stand and were pleased by the strong interest in Rolfing® Structural Integration and professional Rolfing® training. A special thank you goes to Certified Advanced Rolfer® and physician Dr. med. Alexandra Haugg, who supported the ERA stand and contributed her expertise to many engaging conversations throughout the day.

A sincere thank you to the team at KfN for the excellent organisation, warm hospitality and outstanding collaboration. Events like this create important opportunities for dialogue between scientific research, clinical practice and structural bodywork approaches - and remind us how much can be gained when different disciplines come together around a shared interest in human health and wellbeing.


Curious about Rolfing® Structural Integration?

Learn more about the method and professional training opportunities: https://rolfing.org