How to book

London Rolfing, truth be told, is now Luton Rolfing.

The end of an era..! After ten years, Naomi closed her London practice at the end of August 2024 due to a full-time work commitment, and now treats only occasionally from Luton. (Which is kinda like north London in a way, no? No.)

From late Autumn 2026, she hopes to run a semi-regular half-day/full-day practice on one day at weekends (4-5 sessions/week), and occasional group movement movement and mindfulness retreats.

The Luton practice is in High Town, LU2, about a ten-minute walk from Luton train station (Thameslink / East Midlands Railway) and just round the corner from People’s Park. Regrettably, this venue is not completely accessible, as there is one flight of steps to the property that cannot be avoided.

HOW MUCH?

My single or initial session fee (for Rolfing, Embodiment Coaching, and TRE) is £120.

Subsequent sessions are £100.

Please note that my in-person sessions generally run to 75 minutes (and occasionally longer where necessary). Online sessions are usually around an hour.

Gift sessions

A single session (£120) or package of three sessions (£300) of Rolfing is a memorable and unusual gift for friends, family, and colleagues. Three sessions are ideal to kick-start exercise health and fitness goals (eg. someone embarking on training for a marathon) and will often be enough to alleviate postural issues caused by working from home, such as lower back pain. Gift sessions include either a handwritten gift card to your recipient, posted within the UK, or an emailed gift certificate, as preferred. Gifted sessions can be taken flexibly within six months.

Post-Ten Clients

Once you have completed your Rolfing ten series, there are options to continue receiving maintenance work, or changing focus to work on persistent issues in more depth. You may also like to come for an Advanced Series, usually of 5 sessions. An Advanced Series does not take a particular form, but is worked out as a project between us, based on your goals or concerns. It can be very helpful to return to or renew focus on a particular, longer-standing issue, or to have an advanced series around an important event or milestone, such as getting married or turning 50.