We are musculoskeletal beings, yet most therapists focus only on the muscular side of that equation. That
addresses only half of that system! Zero Balancing (ZB) – adding a mindful focus on the bones, key joints,
and the energy flowing through them, as well as on the soft tissues associated with them – gives you
access to the deepest layer of the person, who they are in their bones. Zero Balancing adds wholeness to
your work and your client’s experience and is the missing piece in the world of bodywork and bodymind
therapies.
You Will Learn:
• How to help relieve chronic tension and pain in the muscles, ligaments, joints, and
bones
• Techniques to alleviate stress-related disease and heal past trauma
• How to cultivate a dramatically heightened quality of touch
• New methods for assessing structural and energetic imbalances
• Asian therapy and thought alongside Western medicine and anatomy
• An osteopathic understanding of foundational joints in the body
• Detailed teaching regarding the precise anatomy of energy flows in the body
Testimonials:
“I’ve found that review days are an essential (though often overlooked) way to deepen our understanding of the ZB principles in a very personal way. I’ve found that in working on my own for too long, it’s so easy to lose my way a bit, and Review Days help me clear the fog and get back on track. They’re also great for developing relationships with other ZBers, and building more community.” Tom Coen, CMT
“Review days are extremely helpful when I have time and money to participate, because I receive a lot of one-on-one tender loving care. The techniques become more mine and more usable for me and my clients.” Susy Boge, OTR
“I have greatly benefited from the review days. the teachers do a wonderful job reviewing the basic protocol and adds in new techniques or different ways of using techniques already learned. The review days are also a good way to connect with and learn from other Zero Balancers.” Julia K. Wilkinson, PT
“Working with others who practice ZB offers a practitioner the chance to get feedback and support from those who truly understand the work. I have found Review Days to be a vibrant part of the “circulatory system” of the ZB community, which supports practitioners on their evolving journey with Zero Balancing." Beth Terrence, LMT
