IASI Recognized SI Training Programs
The following programs are IASI Recognized and are compliant with IASI's current educational standards:
- Anatomy Trains Structural Integration - Walpole, Maine
- Apamed Fachschule fur professionelle Ausbildungen - Switzerland
- Dr. Ida Rolf Institute® - Boulder, Colorado
- The European Guild for Structural Integration - various
- The Guild for Structural Integration - Salt Lake City, Utah
- Hellerwork® International - San Clemente, California
- Institut fur Strukturelle Korpertherapie (Structural Core Therapy Institute) - Nuremberg, Germany
- Institute of Structural Medicine - Twisp, Washington & Mercer Island, Washington
- International School of Structural Integration - Sao Paulo, Brazil
- Japanese Institute of Structural Integration - Osaka, Japan
- New School of Structural Integration - Laguna Beach, California
- Septum Work - Budapest, Hungary
- Soma Institute of Structural Integration - Langley, Washington
- Structura Institute - Ogden, UT
- Structural Integration Australia - Victoria, Australia
- The University of New Mexico-Taos Taos, NM
To Become an IASI Recognized Program
How to Apply:
- A complete application, along with all documents, must be submitted via the link below to start the review process. Applications submitted directly to Education Committee members will not be accepted.
- Your application and documents will be sent to the Education Team for review.
- The review process can take up to 90 days.
- When approved or declined, you will be notified by the Education Team.
- Please review the IASI Program Recognition document before proceeding.
- The application process is extensive. please click here to open the Checklist to assist you in document preparation before you begin.
Application Fee:
- An application fee of $200 is due at the time of application. There will be no prorating.
- Once approved, a $150 renewal fee is due January 1 of each year to maintain recognition status.
Please note: Recognition fees will be reassessed by IASI to stay in line with administrative and operational costs associated with program recognition, and are subject to change.
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