Bobbi Jackson brings a unique perspective to Structural Integration through her lifelong involvement with horses and the equestrian world. As a dedicated dressage rider, Bobbi first discovered Rolfing® in 2009 while searching for a way to become a more effective and effortless rider. After completing her own Rolfing 10-Series, she experienced significant improvements in her riding and overall body awareness.
Inspired by these results, Bobbi began exploring whether Structural Integration could also benefit her horse. This curiosity led her to pursue extensive training in equine bodywork through the Equine Natural Movement School, where she completed numerous courses and ultimately became certified as an Advanced Practitioner of Equine Structural Integration.
Working closely with horses naturally led Bobbi to begin working with their riders as well. Today, she enjoys helping all types of clients—from riders and athletes to people simply looking to move more comfortably in their everyday lives. Bobbi finds it especially rewarding to see clients gain greater body awareness, improve efficiency of movement, and experience less pain as their bodies come into better balance.
She has a particular passion for helping riders and their horses improve their partnership and overall team cohesiveness, but she values working with clients of all backgrounds who are interested in improving their movement, posture, and quality of life. Bobbi believes Structural Integration can be a true win-win—helping people move with greater ease, comfort, and freedom.
Professional Credentials
- Anatomy Trains Structural Integration Practitioner
Trained with Thomas Myers at ATSI school - Board Certified Structural Integrator
International Association of Structural Integrators (IASI) - Licensed Massage and Bodywork Therapist
State of New Jersey - Advanced Practitioner – Equine Structural Integration
Equine Natural Movement School - BSc (Bachelors of Science) in Animal Science from The Pennsylvania State University
- BFA (Bachelors of Fine Arts) in Studio Art from Concordia University, PQ Canada
Additional Studies:
- Scarwork: Integrating Scar Tissue
- Healing and Integrating Bones
- Rolfing the Cranium
- Nerve and Artery Mobilization
- Core Integration including the Viscera in Structural Work
- Biomechanics of Alignment
- Fascial Manipulation
- Kinesiology Taping
- Human Dissection
- Brain Trauma, Concussion and Dementia
- Chakras and Energy Healing of the Human
- Tail End: Working out from the Sacrum and Coccyx
- Joints, Bursae and Tendons
- Structure of Head and Neck
- Embriology