For over 30 years, Carol has been exploring the multi-dimensional facets of the physical body. Since 1982, she has enjoyed an active practice in Rolfing and Rolfing Movement Integration. The Fabric of Wholeness (2001) explores somatic intelligence in the field of gravity. A deepening inquiry into perception, touch and the dynamic interplay of the individual within the environment, catalyzes her life long commitment to learning. As a dedicated student of embryology and craniosacral therapy, she ‘sees’ the body as a manifestation of the movement of consciousness becoming form. Carol teaches nationally and internationally. Her teaching style cultivates and ignites the unseen talent of students.

The Pacific School for Biodynamic Integration

Hiroyoshi Tahata was certified as a Rolfer by the Rolf Institute in 1998. In 1999, he completed his Rolfing Movement training in Washington DC. His training continued with advanced certification in 2002. As a Rolfing Movement Instructor (2009) he brings to this work a depth of creativity and understanding which integrates the principles of structure and function through a gentle and non-invasive approach to transformation. His background in Biochemistry helps to bridge the inquiry between science and art. Hiro’s work is grounded through experience and enriched by a thriving practice.