Kevin K. Frank, Certified Advanced Rolfer

Kevin Frank has been a Rolfer since 1987. He is certified as an Advanced Rolfer, a Movement Practitioner and is a Rolf Movement Instructor at the Rolf Institute. He is the co-author (with Caryn McHose) of How Life Moves, Explorations in Meaning and Body Awareness, North Atlantic, 2006, and has authored numerous articles about working with perception and coordination in the context of Structural Integration which can be found at, and downloaded from, www.resourcesinmovement.com under "article archive."

Kevin has worked extensively in Continuum movement and Susan Harper's perceptual trainings, Hubert Godard's tonic function studies, and Caryn McHose's experiential anatomy curricula,. He also helped to establish the Springwater Center for Meditative Inquiry in Springwater, NY, having been a student of Toni Packer at the Rochester Zen Center, in Rochester, NY.
Kevin lives in southwester NH and is co-founder of Resources in Movement, a center for somatic inquiry and Structural Integration.

Kevin advocates positing Structural Integration as a field of inquiry for lasting changes in coordination. Posture is an example of coordination. From this premise, fascial manipulation is an effective way to inform the brain's action and sensory maps. Thus, SI becomes congruent with the established studies in motor control and neuroscience. SI education is most effective when it emphasizes embodiment and a broad range of perceptive and coordinative skills that are linked to Rolf's classic recipe