Tell me, what do you have to lose by sharing some terribly *basic*
information with another professional bodyworker? I belong to several lists
of this nature and have always received and given information freely. I
couldn't imagine saying to someone "don't ask me that--go take a class if you
want to know what I know. How dare you for asking." I feel it helps the
profession when others are aware and informed. What hurts the profession is
ignorance. If this is the gist of this list, cloaked in a shroud of secrecy
and if this sort of arrogance is a common attitude among practitioners of
structural integration, it's no wonder it's still a little known practice.
This is unfortunate since it is capable of doing so much good.

Marie

In a message dated 6/25/02 6:02:44 PM, rolfing@... writes:

>There are many good schools that offer that kind of
>information.....asking for free information isn't fair
>to those that had to pay for it.
>www.rolfguild.com
>Carl - Angel Hands Body Sculpting
>Structural Integration Clinic
>