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EDUCATION
EVENTS
Director
of Education
Charna Rosenholtz, (303) 955-4232, charnarose@aol.com
Mark
your Calendars for the Summer Chapter Meeting!
Click here
for the registration form, which includes directions.
Location
Our Education
and Chapter Meeting will be held Glenwood Suites, a Clarion Hotel.
Clarion Collection Glenwood Suites
2625 Gilstrap Court.
970-384-4700
www.choicehotels.com
search for Glenwood Springs, CO
This summer
our Chapter Meeting will be held on Saturday, August 2 in the beautiful
town of Glenwood Springs. For education we are pleased to present
Richard Rossiter, innovator of The Rossiter System, a unique approach
where the client and therapist work together to relieve pain.
Richard H.
Rossiter is a former pain sufferer, a certified Advanced Rolfer
and innovator of The Rossiter System, a series of more than 100
powerful two-person stretching techniques that quickly and effectively
prevent and relieve chronic, structural pain. For more than a decade,
he was a workplace consultant who specialized in helping the U.S.
workplace reduce worker pain and disability and help employees reduce
medical costs. Today, he teaches body workers, health-care professionals
and the public how to incorporate The Rossiter System into their
practices and their lives. He is author of three books on stretching
to overcome pain, including his latest, Step out of Pain the Rossiter
Way: Powerful Two-Person Stretching Techniques for Head-to-Toe Pain
Relief, which is available at http://www.stepoutofpain.com.
Course
Description: "Step out of Pain the Rossiter Way: An Introduction"
If you're looking for new "tools" that will help you provide quick,
effective pain relief for your clients - and help you take better
care of your own body - consider an introduction to The Rossiter
System.
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This workshop teaches
the fundamentals of The Rossiter System, a collection on two-person stretching
techniques that loosen and elongate connective tissue to prevent and relieve
structural pain nearly anywhere in the body. Not only will participants
learn new tools, they're lean how to use their feet - instead of their more
vulnerable hands - to change large volumes of connective in a short time.
Participants will
learn specific techniques to address pain in the upper body (wrists, arms,
elbows, neck, shoulders), as well as pain and tightness in the knees,
feet and hands.
Several components
distinguish The Rossiter System's approach to stretching, pain relief
and the client-therapist relationship. Clients are expected to remain
fully alert and involved during each session, and they also are asked
to move in order to stretch their own connective tissue. In this relationship,
the therapist becomes the "Coach" and the client is called the PIC, or
Person in Charge of his/her own body. Clients also remain fully clothed
during a Rossiter "workout," which is what a session is called because
the emphasis is on hard, powerful stretching in which clients take responsibility
for their own healing and recovery, assisted by a trained therapist.
Rossiter workshop
participants learn the techniques as both Coach and PIC, such that they
learn how to apply the techniques and they also discover what the techniques
feel like on their own bodies. And they learn new body mechanics that
help preserve the integrity of their own bodies to continue pursuing the
work they love.
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