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Reconnection with your body

ROLFING® Fascia & Structural Integration is based in Antwerp, by Nicha Rodboon — certified Rolfer®, photographer and ex-dancer. Nicha danced professionally with Bayerisches Staatsballett in Munich and Opera Ballet Vlaanderen in Antwerp, and brings over 15 years of professional dance experience and deep embodied understanding to a practice that integrates structural bodywork, fascia work, and movement awareness.

The mission is to help clients feel grounded, aligned, and effortless in their movement — creating both flow and foundation within the body, while reconnecting to a greater sense of physical wellbeing, presence, and ease in everyday life.

FASCIA · BALANCE · MOVEMENT

WHAT ROLFING® SI DOES

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Rolfing® Structural Integration is a type of hands-on bodywork that was developed by Dr. Ida Rolf more than fifty years ago. This therapy helps realign and balance the body by working with the connective tissues, or fascia, that surround and support everything inside us—muscles, bones, nerves, and organs.

Rolfing® can effectively treat:

Repetitive Motion Strain

Those who perform repetitive motions, such as typing, lifting, or playing an instrument, can benefit from Rolfing® which reduces strain and promotes better movement patterns.

Reduced mobility/flexibility

For anyone looking to improve mobility and overall body function, Rolfing® can help restore movement and balance.

Aging Bodies

Rolfing® is an excellent treatment for individuals who want to maintain or regain comfort and mobility as they age.

Chronic pain or discomfort (whether from past injuries or wear and tear)

Rolfing® SI can help release tension and restore balance.

Injuries

Athletes, performers, or anyone with physically demanding jobs may find Rolfing® beneficial for reducing the long-term effects of old injuries.

Bad posture and misalignment

Rolfing® helps improve posture, which can alleviate discomfort in the back, shoulders, neck, and other areas affected by misalignment and pattern.

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Rolfing is not medicine. It does not cure disease or treat injury. It works with your body's structure — and that changes everything else.

This work is most powerful when you meet it halfway. We work together — your awareness, your breath, your willingness to be present. The more you bring to each session, the more your body receives.

WHAT I DO

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ROLFING® 10 Series

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Ida Rolf designed a series of ten sessions — each one building on the last. Not random. Not reactive. A deliberate, step-by-step process that works through the whole body to improve alignment, release compensation patterns, and restore structural balance.

It's the foundation of everything a Certified Rolfer® does.

And it's where lasting change actually happens.

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THE PROCESS

How the session begins

I track how you stand, how you breathe, how you carry yourself in space. The body organises itself around its history.


Then we work together. This is not something done to you. It's something we do together.

Each session closes with stillness. Sometimes a pelvic lift, sometimes cranial work — small, intentional holds that give your nervous system the time and space to absorb what has shifted, and register this new information as its own.

The changes are gradual. Sometimes you feel them immediately. Sometimes they arrive quietly, days later — in the way you sit, the way you walk, the way you wake up in the morning.

This is the nature of structural work. It takes time. And it lasts.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Ready to come back to yourself or just curious ?

Ready to invest in a healthier future? Book your session today and discover what Rolfing® can do for your body — how you move, how you feel, and how you show up in everyday life.

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