Daniel R.
6/19/2025
I've been seeing Andrew for the past few months, and I'm continually amazed by his work and guidance. Honestly, it's difficult to put into words. As a ballet dancer, I've become hyper-aware of my...
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376 Boylston St Ste 403
Boston, MA 02116
Rolfing in Boston, led by Andrew Rosenstock, offers a holistic approach to bodywork that intertwines physiology, neuroscience, and trauma theory to promote embodied healing. Recognized as a leader in the field, Andrew's work aids individuals struggling with chronic pain, postural imbalances, and emotional dysregulation, focusing on understanding the underlying causes of discomfort rather than merely alleviating symptoms.
Through his trauma-informed and individualized treatments, Andrew supports clients in reorganizing their bodies and minds, leading to greater comfort and stability. With extensive training and a unique perspective gained from working globally, he is dedicated to enhancing the health and well-being of each individual he encounters, whether they come from elite backgrounds or those in need of support.
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4.58 reviews
Noah B.
6/15/2025
I have been seeing Andrew for several months and he has made a huge difference in my ability to move freely and without pain. He was recommended to me by a top Boston area functional therapist. he...
Linda N.
6/13/2025
I WOULD NOT recommend this practitioner. After having a very strange experience with Andrew, I did some research and determined that he does NOT have the credentials he says he has. He is NOT a...
Irene M.
6/16/2025
I was referred to Andrew by a trusted therapist when I was seeking craniosacral therapy for recurring GI issues. Over time, his work has become a powerful complement to the nervous system...
Megan H.
6/15/2025
Andrew is a very sensitive, skilled and communicative practitioner. I am recovering from a botched surgery which also affected my nervous system and Andrew has been helping with every aspect of my...
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