Dr. Robert Schleip directs the Fascia Research Group (Technical University Munich & Ulm University, Germany) and is also Research Director of the European Rolfing Association. After several decades of clinical practice and international teaching experience with the Rolfing method of Structural Integration (since 1978) and the Feldenkrais method of movement education (1987) he started to shift his attention towards laboratory and clinical research in the fascia field, based on his personal lack of satisfaction with the scientific explanations prevailing in the manual and movement therapy field. After receiving the Vladimir Janda Award for Musculoskeletal Medicine in 2006 for his research findings on Active fascial contractility', he soon became a driving figure behind the international Fascia Research Congress 2007 (Harvard Medical School, Boston) as well as the subsequent events of that academic congress lineage. Robert holds a PhD in human biology (Ulm University) and a MA degree in psychology (Heidelberg university). Besides working as a researcher and book author, he serves as Vice President of the Fascia Research Society. More at www.fasciaresearch.de and www.somatics.de
Robert Schleip: Tissue or brain response: How much of our treatment response involves the local tissue, and how often is it more the response of the central nervous system?
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KEYNOTE LECTURE: Robert Schleip: Fascinating Fascia; novel insights about our richest sensory organ
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Interoception: Some Suggestions for Manual and Movement Therapies
The discovery of interoceptive receptors in human skin The established view is that touch is mediated by large diameter, fast-conducting peripheral nerves and there are areas in the body that are more densely innervated and more cortically represented such as the finger tips and the lips. However recent findings showed that there is another purpose…
Course: A fascial perspective for working with scars and adhesions
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Showcase Event: Robert Schleip, Dr. biol.hum., Dipl.Psych
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Fascia and the Autonomic Nervous System
Lecture by Dr. Robert Schleip
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