Emmett began his studies with Dr. Rolf in 1965. Her influence, both personally and professionally have made a profound impact in his life...which he shares so beautifully with students and colleagues alike. Dr. Rolf and Emmett had a close relationship until her death in 1979.

In 1971, Emmett co-taught his first class in Structural Integration with Peter Melchior. They were Dr. Rolf’s first appointed Instructors and both have been integral in developing and teaching her work ever since.

Emmett’s talented hands and unique mastery of the work combined with his theoretical abilities, metaphysical studies and exceptional dedication puts him in a class of his own. His particular style in his practice and in the classroom is famous worldwide.

Neal began his studies with Dr. Rolf in 1971. He was president of the Rolf Institute for six years as well as being on the faculty. He has been teaching Structural Integration since 1981. Neal has maintained a private practice in San Francisco for many years.

Neal has a great ability to clearly deliver the principles and theories of the SI work and with his amazing sense of humor, strong spiritual and family base, he has become a guiding light for many practitioners.

Neal’s uniqueness is his greatest gift and his commitment and dedication to training students in Dr. Rolf’s work continues to be demonstrated over and over again.

Tom Wing was born in Lewiston, Maine and raised through age 12 on a salt-water farm on Casco Bay. Following an adolescence lived in various places in the south he received a B.A. degree from the University of Virginia in Charlottesville. After leaving the US Air Force he received a M.S in library science from Simmons College, Boston and was librarian at Prescott College, Arizona from 1970-1972. It was here that he was introduced to structural integration, discovering thereby his life work.

Tom trained with Dr. Rolf in 1973, 1974, and 1976, and has since then been in private practice, in Boulder, Colorado from 1974-1995 and in Washington state from 1995 to the present. He taught on the faculty of the Rolf Institute from 1977-1991, and is currently faculty emeritus with the institute.

As a child, Tom was fascinated by hidden treasure and deciphering treasure maps, jigsaw puzzles, archaeological discoveries and the possibilities of worlds and experiences behind the visible and mundane. He continues pursuing these interests and fascinations, in the mysterious realms of structural integration.

David completed his Rolf training at the Rolf Institute in 1977. He has taught body psychology at the Colorado Institute for Transpersonal Psychology in the past and has been with the Guild since its beginning. Besides maintaining a private practice, David teaches the Guild's integrative anatomy class as well as basic and special trainings. He is an active survival skills instructor for Rediscovery, a wilderness program that helps Native Americanchildren connect with their roots.

David is a supportive and energetic teacher who brings his intelligence and sensitivity to the students. His bilingual skills are also greatly appreciated. He and his wife live in beautiful Crestone, Colorado. David is stepfather to seven grown children and has fourteen grandchildren.