Together we will explore what is most generative and healing for you.
I invite you to take this journey towards greater health and well being.
Rolfing™ Structural Integration
A hands-on progressive manual therapy rooted in the visionary work of Dr. Ida P. Rolf. The method to support your body’s natural alignment, ease, and resilience.
Invite more space, clarity, and connection — in your movement, breathe, awareness, so you can live with greater freedom.
A quiet place to return to your body.
Coaching Supervision
A quiet place to land in your work.
For coaches and people in relational professions who want to stay human, grounded, and clear — while doing work that asks a lot of their humanity.
Working with Liz
About Liz
Liz Stewart, APSI, EMCC, BCSI
Rolfing® Structural Integration Practitioner (since 1992) • Somatic Educator • Coaching Supervisor
Liz Stewart is a Rolfer® Structural Integration practitioner (since 1992) based in Boulder, Colorado. She trained in Structural Integration in the early 1990s with direct students of Ida Rolf, Ph.D., in São Paulo, Brazil and Boulder, Colorado, and remains deeply rooted in the Structural Integration lineage and its ongoing evolution.
Liz has been teaching Structural Integration for over thirty years — primarily through continuing education courses — and has offered mentoring, supervision, and facilitated groups since 2009. Her work is informed by deep study of Structural Integration lineage, movement awareness, attachment and nervous system regulation, group dynamics, and modern relational approaches.
She also integrates pain reprocessing and emotional awareness and expression–based approaches in her work with chronic pain, and continues to actively pursue continuing education in both Structural Integration and supervision to keep her practice current, ethical, and grounded.
Liz is committed to creating a practice that is welcoming and safe across gender identity, race, age, body size, and life experience. She is the founder of Postures for Peace, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit bringing Structural Integration and relational education to underserved communities worldwide.
Her work is known for being attuned, relational, and quietly transformative — creating space for people to feel met, supported, and whole.