Anatomy Trains and Structural Integration
Aligning Your Body, Elevating Your Well-Being with ATSI
improve movement, ease discomfort, and create a lasting sense of harmony and freedom in your body
At Palm Beach Healing Center, we offer Anatomy Trains Structural Integration (ATSI)—a powerful manual therapy system designed to realign and balance the entire body through fascial release and postural re-education. Whether you’re recovering from chronic pain, improving athletic performance, or simply seeking better body awareness, Structural Integration Therapy helps restore natural movement patterns and improve your overall well-being.
What is Anatomy Trains Structural Integration?
Anatomy Trains Structural Integration (ATSI) is a hands-on bodywork method based on the pioneering work of Dr. Ida Rolf and further developed by Thomas Myers. This therapy focuses on the body’s myofascial meridians, or “Anatomy Trains”—interconnected fascial lines that influence posture, movement, and balance.
Through a series of structured sessions, Structural Integration works to release chronic tension patterns, improve fascial glide, and restore the body’s alignment in gravity. It is not just about local relief—it’s a whole-body therapy designed to transform how you move, feel, and function.
Why Choose Structural Integration
We assess your posture, gait, and fascial tension patterns to develop a plan that addresses:
Each session is purposeful, with a goal of creating lasting structural changes that lead to:
Benefits of Anatomy Trains Structural Integration
The benefits of Anatomy Trains Structural Integration go beyond posture correction—it helps release deep tension, improve mobility, and restore natural balance throughout the body. These benefits includes:
Common Conditions We Treat
Structural Integration can support individuals dealing with:
Who is ATSI For?
Anatomy Trains Structural Integration is suitable for people of all ages and activity levels, including:
Why Choose PBHC for ATSI?
At Palm Beach Healing Center, our goal is to help your body move the way it was meant to. Our Structural Integration therapists guide you through a process that’s deeply therapeutic, restorative, and often transformative.