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Rolfing? What’s that?


CIHA welcomes Clay Evans, Certifi ed Rolfer. TM Rolfi ng Structural Integration restores the body’s connective tissue called fascia. Fascia can get restricted from poor posture, injury and overuse, losing its elasticity. Over time the loss of elasticity prohibits and restricts the movement of muscles, bones and ligaments. ROLFING SI structurally changes the body by lengthening or shortening fascia, freeing restrictions and allowing your body to move. Good posture, fl exibility and coordination become eff ortless! Breathing is easier! Contact us for more information.


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CIHA Team Tara Inayat Chishti, L.Ac. Clay Evans, Certifi ed Rolfer TM Christy Fletcher, LMT, RCR Anita M. Hill, L.Ac. Susan E. Maxwell, BA, CRS Carolyn R. Weisenberger, BS, LPN, ADS


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