Zero Balancing Curriculum
Zero Balancing is taught as an advanced, continuing education program available to health care professionals who use skilled touch (or want to) in their practices. The path to learning Zero Balancing includes receiving Zero Balancing sessions, giving Zero Balancing sessions to a wide variety of people, seeking feedback from experienced practitioners, and participation in classes, study groups and other forums that deepen understanding, generate insights, and sharpen skills. For those who resonate with Zero Balancing, this lifelong path to mastery can be a source of great joy and satisfaction.
The Core Zero Balancing Program
This program consists of two four-day intensives: Zero Balancing I and Zero Balancing II. The essential practices, principles and protocols that define Zero Balancing are presented here. These courses are open to health care professionals as well as those who are not yet in practice.
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Advanced Courses
Core Zero Balancing methods are reinforced while adding more dimension, skill, and subtlety to the practice. The focus for each program may include: working with specific populations, addressing different areas of the body, or exploring leading-edge energy theories.
Special Programs
These include introductory presentations, review days, regional and national conferences and other programs.
The ZB Certification Program
Designed to turn ZB students into skilled ZB practitioners, this curriculum includes 50 course hours in addition to Core Zero Balancing, one-on-one mentoring, 50 written case reflections, touch feedback tutorials, Zero Balancing exchanges, essays, and two final assessments.
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CEUs
See a list of national and state organizations that have approved Zero Balancing courses for continuing education.