A private structural bodywork practice in Bankers Hill, San Diego, held by Henry Kagey since 1995. Rolfing and Structural Integration in a direct line from Ida Rolf's own hands, through Kagey's fourteen years alongside Edward Maupin, one of her first students. Sessions run ninety clinical minutes in a single room with the floor kept clear, because the movement work happens standing as often as it happens on the table. The ten series is the long form of it. Alongside that he builds single and multi-session protocols for one person's problem: repetitive stress, recurring sprains, herniation, scoliosis, plantar fasciitis, tendonitis. Rates come down by a fifth for active military, first responders, teachers and full-time students, and one client is carried at all times who cannot pay at all.
Yes. Structure In Motion holds the mark Henosis Certified, Embodied Standard, awarded after an assessment by a human being against the Henosis Standard. The mark is earned, never bought, and it can be revoked.
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