- SI Springbreak in Vegas –
IASI 2008 Southwest Regional Conference,
May 3 & 4, 2008
with
Bill Smythe
Neurobiological and Shamanic Approaches to Healing Trauma (Workshop starts at May 3, 2 pm)
SI Certification Exam — May 3, at 9 am
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There will be three SI events happening in one week in Las Vegas this spriing
The first is a workshop with Nilce Silveria and Jason Mixter -
Beyond the Series - Letting the Recipe be our Guide in Post-ten Work
April 30 - May 2 - Las Vegas - $340 early registration
This workshop’s primary focus is to explore how to use the Recipe to
determine how to work with a client during post-ten work.
Based on observation of the structure and function of each client, how
do we establish their main needs for a more balanced structure, a better
line and more integrated movement.
During this three day class we will:
Review the 1-10 Recipe
Discuss questions and resolve any difficulties that practitioners may
have with each session.
Exchange two sessions
Explore and practice tracking throughout the 10 session Recipe
The class is limited to 16 people - so reserve your spot now.
email Michael for more information
2008 IASI Regional will be announced very soon. The dates are May 3 & 4 - at the Tuscany Hotel in Las Vegas. Bill Smythe will be the presenter - the SI Certification exam will be available - and a weekend in Vegas with the SI community. More information will be available soon.
Liz Gaggini will have a workshop in Vegas May 5 - 8. This is one of her biomechaical series.
Mark you calendars for Vegas this spring.
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My life has taken some turns that do not allow me to give InsideSI a lot of attention right now. I will post more soon.
Much love and Respect,
Michael Kastris
Christmas gift suggestions:
To your enemy, forgiveness.
To an opponent, tolerance.
To a friend, your heart.
To a customer, service.
To all, charity.
To every child, a good example.
To yourself, respect.
– By Oren Arnold
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Dr. Louis Shultz passed away Saturday,
December 1, 2007
We will all miss him.
D
Dear Colleagues,
Some of us knew Louis as the first anatomy teacher Ida appointed.
Some of us knew him as a Rolfer and movement teacher. Even more have
known him as the co-author of such very useful books as Remembering
Ida Rolf, The Endless Web, and Out in the Open: The Complete Male
Pelvis. Many of us have been lucky enough to know him as a friend, a
source of excellent information on Ida and Rolfing, an enthusiastic
bon vivant and a wry social observer.
Louis died last Saturday morning, leaving a physical vehicle he knew
had gone as far as it could go. A couple of weeks ago, his
determination got him out of the hospital to enjoy the party at which
he celebrated his 80th birthday with friends and family, and with his
close friend Rosemary Feitis, who was celebrating her 70th. Soon
after, his breathing deteriorated and he was back in the hospital.
Late last week, he declined intubation, and so was given morphine to
make him comfortable. I am told that Louis died peacefully in the
company of a number of people who loved him.
His knowledge — and his dry sense of humor will be missed.
Nicholas French
This podcast aired in June, 2007
R. Louis Schultz trained as a Rolfer in 1973. The following year he established the anatomy program for the Rolf Institute. At Dr. Rolf’s request, he and Dr. Rosemary Fetis wrote The Endless Web. They also edited Remembering Ida Rolf. Dr. Shultz is also the author of The Complete Male Pelvis, and over forty scientific publications. I spoke to him at his home in New York. He is a partner in Village Rolfing, with Marcelo Coutinho.
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Nilce Silveira & Alan Demmerle
Nilce Silvera, one of the founders of the International School of SI, discusses her passion - The Recicpe
On Saturday, Dec. 12, 3 pm PST - 6 pm Eastern, Nilce will host a 30 minute teleconference centered on The Recipe. It is open to the first 10 people who email me to register. Include which time you prefer, and your phone number or Skype name.
11/13 *** Only one space left for the 6 pm EST call - 5 spaces open for the 12 pm EST ****
Nilce has added an additional teleconference on 12/1 - this one is at 9 am Pacific - 12 pm Eastern - 6 pm Paris. Email michael to register. Include which time you prefer, and your phone number or Skype name.
Nilce Silvera [13:44m]:
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Sharon Hancoff is an amazing SI instructor, person, practitioner, and story teller. She relates some of what it was like to train with Dr. Rolf, and some of her insights into the work. For more information of her next workshop, contact Shonnie Carson shonnie@mybodyworks.com
Sharon Hancoff - full interview:
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This is an excerpt from an interview with Sharon Hancoff.
Sharon was about 19 when she trained as a Rolfer. Dr. Rolf referred to her as her "artistic experiment." Dr. Rolf did not want her to learn anatomy because Sharon could see bodies the way Dr. Rolf saw them. This is an excerpt from the interview with Sharon. She shared many stories and insights of the work, Dr. Rolf, and her continual exploration of what is possible with SI. She holds classes across the country on working with scar tissue, the Art of Rolfing, and others. Her next workshop will be on Phoneix, for more information contact Shonnie Carson.
Sharon Hancoff - Dr. Rolf's "Artistic Experiment" - a couple of stories - Did you ever wonder where Dr. Rolf got the flowers in her hair? [8:50m]:
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Tom wing was Rolfed in 1970, and decided that was what he wanted to do, and he has. He has been doing this work for over thirty years, teaching for most of them. Tom recently joined the faculty of the Guild for Structural Integration. Liz Stewart, who is also a teacher for the GSI, conducts the interview. She and Tom will be teaching a class together in Boulder in Jan. 2008. Tom describes his first encounter with Dr. Rolf, in which she tells him he is an imploded mesomorph, how she sees that, and what she thinks of his chances to become a Rolfer. Tom shares his insightful stories and his insights.
In May, 2008, Tom and Emmett Hutchins will teach an advanced class together (which I think should be titled "Message from the Masters") in Kauai, Hawaii. This is an unprecedented opportunity to work with these two great masters at one time. See Schedule
Tom will also lead an advanced class in Boulder in July of 2008. See Schedule
Tom Wing - discusses his selection interview with Dr. Rolf, Her vision, seeing, looking, and so much more with Liz Stewart:
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