Coronavirus Update
What Is A Zero Balancing Session Like?
LEARN MORE
A Message From Our Founder
A Message From Our Board
We’re so happy you’re here! The Zero Balancing Health Association (ZBHA) is a membership and training organization that serves the Zero Balancing community of North America. The ZBHA is comprised of our dedicated office staff, talented faculty and growing community of students and certified ZB practitioners. We are extremely proud of the passion and creativity that our members and teachers have for sharing the power of Zero Balancing. We encourage you to connect with a practitioner to experience it for yourself or take a class and discover the power of this work for both yourself and your clients.
Upcoming Courses
-
18Aug
F&F I, with M. Oruch, VT
8/18/2022 to 8/21/2022 EDT
-
18Aug
ZBI, with M. Murphy, MI
8/18/2022 to 8/21/2022 EDT
-
21Aug
Third Sunday Open Forum with M. Doucette
3:50 PM to 5:00 PM EDT
-
22Aug
F&F II, with M. Oruch, VT
8/22/2022 to 8/23/2022 EDT
Latest News
-
Interface - August 2022
HAPPY HIGH SUMMER FROM THE ZBHA Mark your calendars! Third Sunday with Michele Doucette - Aug 21 First Sunday Virtual ZB returns September 4 ZBHA Online Community Benefit - Oct 28-30 ZB by the Sea 2023 - Jan 27- Feb 4
-
Interface - July 2022
Two ZB Researchers Present Findings Mary Murphy, MA, LMT, CZB, and Misty Rhoads, PhD, CZB, both ZBHA faculty members, were accepted into the 2022 Summer Research Institute (SRI) hosted by the Mind and Life Institute in early June. SRI brought together contemplative researchers, educators, practitioners and others to explore the science of contemplative practices. The theme in 2022 was Othering, Belonging and Becoming.
-
Interface - June 2022
Exciting Graduations Congratulations to the Graduates of the Fifth Zero Balancing Teacher Training After two years of intensive training both online and in person from spring 2020 to spring 2022, seventeen members of ZBHA TT5 graduated on March 11 at the Joshua Tree Retreat Center in California. Hailing from Southern California to Nebraska to New Hampshire, the new teachers represent many healing arts professions: acupuncture, fitness training, craniosacral therapy, massage therapy, occupational therapy, physical therapy, and public health. One member from Canada will also be completing the training in the near future.