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Bloomington native, Philip Clampitt, is a specialist in Rolf Method Structural Integration working with connective tissue since 2011. He has studied and been certified in many healing modalities over the years that continue to support his practice. He became interested in the healing arts to enrich his health and wellness through stress management.
The way Philip became interested in Rolf Method of Structural Bodywork/Movement Education & Somatics was when he was in his twenties. When he was a teenager until mid-twenties he had suffered from upper back pain and after receiving the Rolf Method of Structural Integration 10 series posture balancing program his back pain went away.
He became a Practitioner of Rolf Method of Structural Integration as taught by Ida P. Rolf after graduated from the Guild for Structural Integration in Boulder, Colorado in August of 2011. Immediately after graduating, he moved to Chicago to gain clinical experience at Chicago Chiropractic & Sports Injury Centers. Philip worked at the clinic for 6 years acquiring over 3500 hours of clinical experience with over 30 conditions.
In Chicago, he gained valuable collective wisdom working with a team of America's top rated Chiropractors. He worked with Naturopaths, Physical Therapists, Acupuncturists, Podiatrists, Massage Therapists, and Rolf Practitioners of Structural Integration. Philip worked with people with all walks of life. He worked with every type of ache and pain from the average office worker to weekend warrior to the sports injuries of professional athletes from the NBA and NHL. He has worked with hundreds of athletes of every kind of body performance need you could imagine including CrossFit people, marathon runners, powerlifters, Yoga and meditators, martial artists, dancers, and much more.
Currently, he home to the Bloomington area in 2015.
In the State of Indiana Philip is the only Structural Bodywork practitioner in the state offering the original Ten Series posture balancing work as taught by Dr. Ida P. Rolf who has over 3500 hours of experience practicing under the direct supervision of a sports medicine doctor.
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