Rolfing® in Basel
Rolfing® helps you free your body from old patterns and chronic tension.
- Everyday stress
- Previous Injuries & Trauma
- Postural Imbalances & Sedentary Work
- Lack of Movement
Move Pain-Free Again with Rolfing®
- Chronic Muscle Tension (Neck, Shoulders, Back)
- Poor Posture from prolonged sitting at a desk
- Restricted Mobility after injury
- Stress-Induced Tension throughout the Body


What to Expect During Your Rolfing® Session
Fascia & Rolfing® – Why Connective Tissue Is Key


How Stress & Strain Impact Your Fascia
- Back Pain
- Neck Pain
- Headaches
- Joint Discomfort
- Restricted Mobility
Rolfing® in a Serene, Modern Setting
- Bodywork
- Body Awareness
- Posture
- Movement
Frequently Asked Questions – Everything You Need to Know About Rolfing® Structural Integration
How much does a session cost?
How long does a Rolfing® session last?
Follow-up sessions typically last 60 minutes, while your first visit takes 75 minutes to include a thorough health history and postural assessment. Because every session is individually adapted to your body and current situation, the duration may vary slightly depending on your specific focus and goals.
How often should the sessions take place?
Ideally, sessions take place every 1 to 3 weeks. This rhythm gives your body enough time to integrate the structural changes while maintaining the momentum of the process. In acute situations or towards the end of a series, intervals can be adjusted individually.
Does Rolfing® hurt?
No, Rolfing® should not be painful. While you may experience intense sensations or a 'satisfying depth' as chronic tension releases, the touch is always precise, respectful, and adapted to your tissue response. Communication is key—we always work within your comfort zone.
Does the impact of a Rolfing® series last long-term?
Yes, because Rolfing® is an educational process, not just a passive treatment. By releasing chronic fascial strain and improving your body awareness, you learn how to move, sit, and walk with greater ease. These updated movement habits prevent you from slipping back into old patterns of tension.
Does Swiss health insurance cover Rolfing®?
Yes, Rolfing® is recognized by most Swiss complementary health insurance plans (Zusatzversicherung). As a certified therapist registered with EMR (RME) and ASCA, my services are eligible for reimbursement under the appropriate supplementary insurance.
Because coverage varies depending on your specific provider and policy, we recommend checking directly with your insurer prior to your first session.
When should Rolfing® NOT be used? (Contraindications)
Rolfing® is a gentle yet deep manual therapy, but it is not suitable for everyone. Treatment should be avoided during acute infections, fever, active cancer therapy, blood clotting disorders, severe osteoporosis, or early pregnancy. For conditions like varicose veins, recent surgeries, or autoimmune flare-ups, sessions can often be modified safely. If you are unsure whether Rolfing® is right for your health situation, please check with your doctor prior to booking.