Structural Integration was founded by Dr Ida Rolf in the USA.
All practitioners listed on SI-Directory have trained at a recognised IASI School of Structural Integration. These all originate from the work of Dr. Ida Rolf. Their lineage can be viewed in the chart below.
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The standards that must be met to become a recognised IASI school can be viewed here.
Click here to view our listing of IASI Schools of Structural Integration
Click here to view Training Schools & Providers that offer Continued Education for Structural Integration Practitioners.
Stages of becoming a Structural Integration Practitioner
1.Structural Bodyworker. 2. Structural Integration Practitioner
There is a process of unwinding a body to bring it back into natural grace and alignment. Those qualified as Structural Integration Practitioners have learnt the full series of sessions taught by their school. Each school does this differently. Some schools train you to part way through the process where you become a Structural Bodyworker and are given time to take a number of clients through a shorter sequence of sessions. This is a vital part of learning for the bodyworker offering an understanding of structure and function.
It is not until a bodyworker has done the full training do they master the art of Structural Integration. All practitioners listed on this site are fully trained and accredited in Structural Integration.
Practitioners once qualified can join our Membership Association; the International Association of Structural Integrators (IASI). They can also take a written exam to become Board Certified Structural Integrator (CM) and carry BCSI (CM) after their name. Those who are registered with IASI must complete annual Continuing Education courses to remain registered. Each Training School offers advanced classes and qualifications to further a practitioners knowledge and technique.
There are a number of Schools Worldwide who train people to become Structural Integration Practitioners. Listed below are the schools and the qualification students carry after graduation.
Anatomy Trains Structural Integration - Anatomy Trains Structural Integration Practitioner
Australian School of Applied Structural Integration & Somatic Studies - Structural Integration & Somatic Studies Practitioner
Crestone College of Structural Integration - Structural Integration Practitioner
European Guild For Structural Integration - Structural Integration Practitioner - EGSI
Hellerwork Structural Integration® - Hellerwork Structural Integration Practitioner aka Hellerworker
Institut fur Strukturelle Korpertherapie - Structural Integration Practitioner
Institute of Structural Medicine™ - ISM Structural Medicine Specialist™
Institute for Structural Integration - Structural Integration Practitioner
International School of Structural Integration - Basic Training of Rolf’s Method of Structural Integration
Japanese Institute of Structural Integration - Structural Integration Practitioner - JISI
Morales Method® Academy of Structural Integration - Morales Method® Structural Integration Practitioner
Neuro Movement Integration® - NMI Structural Integration Practitioner
New School of Structural Integration - Structural Integration Practitioner
Northwest Center for Structural Integration - Structural Integration Practitioner
Soma Institute of Neuronal Integration® - Certified Soma Practitioner® / Advanced Soma Practitioner®
The Rolf Institute - Certified Rolfer™/ Advanced Rolfer™ / Rolf Movement Practitioner™
The Guild For Structural Integration - Structural Integration Practitioner - GSI