Massage Therapy focuses on the muscles. Rolfing Structural Integration concentrates on the connective tissue (fascia), the protective layer of the muscles. The goal of Structural Integration is for the body to return to its anatomically ideal position. Realigning and balancing the body can have great benefits and often helps people recover and heal from injuries, minimizes stress and pain, improves balance, increases flexibility, and improves overall wellness. Call Active Rehab Center; Madison Heights at 248-399-1060 or Shelby Township at 586-803-0303 to set up a consultation and learn more how Rolfing can help you.

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