She received her MS degree from the University of Wisconsin-Madison in Special Education while working with children and adults challenged by learning, developmental and emotional difficulties. She was drawn to study the art of Rolfing and movement in 1982 as a way of integrating the mind within the body. In 1993 she joined the Rolf Institute faculty teaching both Rolfing/Structural and Movement Integration. As an instructor with Shea Educational Group, (IABT) and the North American Association of BCST, a Biodynamic Approach to Craniosacral Therapy informs this inquiry and guides her studies in perception, embryology, neuroscience and touch. As a volunteer with hospice, she engages with the palpable mystery of living and dying.
Carol teaches nationally and internationally. Her teaching style ignites the gifts of each student.
She lives on beautiful Monterey Bay near Santa Cruz, California, and delights in walking the mile long beaches, and watching the abundant ocean life and ever-changing tides.
The Fabric of Wholeness (2001) explores the inherent intelligence of the body within the field of gravity. She is currently writing The Embryonic Universe: Traversing the Primal Thread.
