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Ralf Eggenberger treating a client at Studio Oerlikon

Structural Integration in Zürich & Baden

Ten sessions that realign your body.

Manual work on the fascia, so your body stands more easily in gravity — and you move more freely.

Welcome

My name is Ralf Eggenberger.

I am an EMR-recognised complementary therapist working with Structural Integration — a method of complementary therapy built on a holistic approach to supporting a lasting recovery process.

Through touch, movement, breath and energy work we strengthen your physical and psychological self-regulation. My work is to support your body awareness and your own capacity to recover — so that you keep making progress in everyday life, without me.

More about me

Ralf Eggenberger, complementary therapist for Structural Integration
Close-up: manual work on the lower leg during a session

The method

What Structural Integration does

Structural Integration, also known as Rolfing®, is holistic bodywork. Using targeted manual techniques I work with the connective tissue — the fascia — to release tension and restore the body's natural balance.

We look at how your body interacts with gravity and its surroundings. A well-aligned structure does not experience gravity as a burden but uses it: movement becomes more efficient and takes less effort.

More about the method

A look inside

What the work looks like

Ralf Eggenberger analysing a client's posture standing
Posture analysis, standing
Manual work on shoulder and arm during a session
Working the shoulder and arm
Fascia work on the foot with both hands
Fascia work on the foot

Who it is for

Who comes to see me

People of any age who want to improve their posture, reduce pain and feel better in their body — with muscular tension, restricted movement, chronic pain or general stress. And athletes looking to optimise performance or prevent injury.

  • Stiff neck
  • Back pain, scoliosis and disc herniation
  • Shoulder complaints
  • Knee pain
  • Heel spur and plantar fasciitis
  • Pelvic obliquity
  • Postural strain from long hours of sitting
  • Migraine
  • Digestive issues
  • Scar tissue
  • Aftercare following accidents

The structure

The treatment is built as a series of 10 sessions

Each session builds on the one before and asks its own question of your body. Together they allow a thorough realignment — not a massage that has faded in two days.

See all 10 sessions

Experiences

What clients say

I had a very good feeling after my first session with Ralf. He possesses profound expertise and extensive experience, which he applies in a highly practical way. Ralf is a master of his craft.
Milosch Winistörfer · Google review
Ralf takes a lot of time for the therapy and creates a comfortable and very personal atmosphere. He has wonderful hands.
Karin Zollinger · Google review
I can highly recommend this therapy, especially to athletes. My posture has improved dramatically.
T. Kizilhan · Google review

Practical

Price and health insurance

CHF 138 EMR-recognised

60 minutes of Structural Integration.

  • First treatment including an intake conversation: approx. 90 minutes. [TBD: price 90 min]
  • From the second treatment onwards: 75 minutes. [TBD: price 75 min]

Structural Integration is registered in Switzerland as a natural healing method. Supplementary insurance from most Swiss health insurers covers a large part of the cost. Please check with your own insurer before your first treatment. I am EMR-recognised.

Services and prices

Locations

Two studios, two days

Entrance to the treatment room, with the Ralfing mark on the glass door

Arriving

You need to bring nothing

Wear comfortable clothing you can move freely in. The first treatment lasts about 90 minutes and starts with an intake conversation — after that I look at your body structure standing, sitting and walking.

How it works and what it costs

Book a no-obligation first consultation

I look forward to meeting you and working on your complaints together.

Book an appointment

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