Details

Dates:	February 11, 2026 – February 22, 2026 (Days off: Sat. February 14, 2026 & Thu. Februrary 19, 2026)
Times:	9am - 6pm daily; last day: 9am - 4.30pm
Instructor:	Rita Geirola
Language	This class will be taught in English
Housing:	Contact Martina Berger-  martina.berger@rolfing.org

The Rolf Movement^® Integration intensive training is offered in three parts in Munich and the parts can be booked in any order and can be spread over a few years. Each part will be offered every 9-10 months. Each part will cover 5 Movement credits and 3 elective credits towards the Advanced Training.

After attending all three parts you will get the Rolf Movement^® Integration certificate and can use the service mark Rolf Movement^®.

Part 3: Strategy and Design of a Rolf Movement 3-Series - 2025

In this part you will focus on learning how to strategize and build a series of 3 Rolf Movement® Sessions. These sessions are not necessarily linked to the classical Rolfing® process but will support you in creating a richer tool set for meeting the varied needs of your clients. Ultimately, the intention is to support your client’s development of their body awareness and their ability to creatively sustain the benefits of what they gained from their Rolfing Ten Series process. That said, this series of three Rolf Movement Sessions could equally be used with clients who have not undergone the classical Rolfing process and may be looking for an introduction to Rolfing.

About the Instructor:

Rita Geirola is a Certified Rolfer® (1987) and a Rolf Movement™ Practitioner (1997) and an Advanced Rolfer® (2005). Rita teaches the Basic Rolfing® Trainings in Munich and in Italy, Rolf Movement classes and CE-workshops. 

Her work with Hubert Godard and Peter Levine, and point of view of M. Feldenkrais have all had a deep impact on Rita’s personal and professional development and they continue to influence her teaching.

“A good Rolfer has an innate sense of how gravity has an effect in shaping our life. An enquiring mind, a capacity for recognising boundaries and a non-judgmental attitude are all good attributes. I also believe in curiosity for how human beings resource themselves for their survival, their adaptability and creativity to the context in which they live – at all levels of their being – physical, psychological and coordinative.”