Rolfing® & Structural Integration: A Definition
Rolfing® organizes the body to bring its major body segments towards a vertical alignment. When the body is well aligned, gravity supports and nurtures the... Read More
When you have a health problem, it’s personal.
You can trust us to listen. We’ll find the problem–and the solution.
Acupuncture
Who seeks out acupuncture? Often, it’s people who are struggling with physical & emotional issues. Acupuncture also helps people with anxiety & depression.
Rolfing®
Rolfing is for everyone who wishes to improve their posture & become more flexible. To breathe with greater ease. To reduce back pain, for example.
Craniosacral Therapy
Headaches & migraines respond well to craniosacral therapy. This is also a useful way to treat neck & back pain
Meet Our Providers
Rebekah Frome, PTA, LMT, Advanced Practitioner of Structural Integration
“Early on in my career, I was actually a dancer! After studying modern dance & ballet at Hunter College, I trained in massage at New York’s Swedish Institute. The experience confirmed the healing arts as my calling; it was simply meant to be.
David Frome, PT, LAc, Advanced Rolfer
“When people ask me how to choose a great physical therapist, I always suggest: choose someone who has deep knowledge, deep experience, & someone who cares deeply about your health. For my part, when I was 15 years old, I took a class in the healing arts. By the time it was over, I knew I was ‘home.’
Why Rolfing® Can Help to Heal Trauma
Rolfing can help to heal survivors of emotional or physical trauma. As areas of rigidity soften the distortions of body image can shift.
Pickleball Injuries
Pickleball is one of the fastest-growing sports in the world, with over 36 million players in the US. While pickleball is a relatively low-impact sport,... Read More
Can Rolfing® Help Carpal Tunnel Syndrome?
If you suffer from carpal tunnel syndrome (CTS), the pain and numbness in your hand can be debilitating. As symptoms progress, you can develop muscle... Read More