917.539.1707

reyallen@mac.com

Studio G
2424 Forest Park Blvd.
Fort Worth, TX 76110

First Rolfing Appointment
with consultation - 90 min.
$140

All follow up sessions - 60 min.
$140

Current office hours:
Monday: 7:00pm—9:00pm
Tuesday & Thursday: 6:00pm—9:15pm
Saturday and Sunday: 1:00—7:00pm

If you are not sure if Rolfing is right for you, feel free to call, or better yet, come in and try a one time session without any obligation. It is an opportunity for us to get to know each other, and for you to see how I clinically reason and strategize my approach for your specific needs.

Cash, Check, Credit Cards, PayPal and Venmo accepted.

Few insurance companies reimburse for Rolfing® but nearly all flexible spending accounts or health saving accounts (HSA) will. You can check with your provider and I will provide the proper documentation in order for you to be reimbursed.

Please note, I do have a 48-hour cancellation policy.

Registered Massage Therapist, 1995
European Rolfing Association, 2002
Certified Advanced Rolfer, 2009 and again in 2011
DermoNeuroModulating (DNM) trained, 2013

About me:
I recently moved to Fort Worth after living in NYC for the past decade where I had a thriving practice. NYC was instrumental in my professional development. My professional journey over the past two decades has included extensive studies in anatomy, biomechanics, and the neurophysiology of pain and clinical reasoning.

My approach includes a range of touch, from light to deep, with hand-holds that are slow, intelligent, and responsive.

Our bodies are shaped by many factors. Our genetics, environment, diet, activity, stressors, injuries, habits, beliefs, and present attitudes all play a role. In turn, the expressions of these become our postural and movement patterns—our physical identity if you will.

In general, Rolfing is about change. In providing a new kinesthetic experience we are able to interrupt habituated patterns that define us. Basically, Rolfing is an experience of self-awareness put into practice.

My goal is to give the necessary input and space for the inherent self-correction and regulation to take place, resulting in less constriction and greater freedom of movement.

For information on available courses taught on DNM please visit my teaching website DermoNeuroModulating (DNM)