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Date(s): November 13, 2026 - November 14, 2026

Time: 9:30 AM  EST - 5:30 PM  EST

EDUCATIONAL CREDIT: 12.5 CEU
COURSE LENGTH: 2 days
PREREQUISITE: ZB I and ZB II (Form & Fulcrums I highly encouraged but not required)
PRICE: $375
Super Saver: $325 Use Promo Code ZBHA50 through September 13
EarlyBird: $350 Use Promo Code ZBHA25 through October 13
Repeat: $175 Use Promo Code ZBHARepeat2day is you have taken Form & Fulcrums II previously AND you have taken any other Zero Balancing course in the past five years.

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FORM & FULCRUMS II - Finding Rhythm and Utilizing Movemment in ZB

LOCATION:
This class is being taught at Doug Deming's home. Please contact Doug at 443-386-0313 or zbdoug@gmail.com for any logistical information. Contact Michael Oruch for class information.

COURSE DESCRIPTION:
Developed and taught by Michael Oruch, Form & Fulcrums II accesses and works with rhythm in relationship to Zero Balancing. The client’s rhythm, our rhythm, and the underlying rhythm of bones and skeleton, orchestrate with the fulcrums during the entire session. Finding and using rhythm is a key to doing an effective and wonderful Zero Balancing session.

There are many aspects to utilizing movement in ZB. One is using moving fulcrums during your session. In this class, in addition to reviewing the moving fulcrums from Core ZB, Michael Oruch teaches a number of new moving fulcrums and adds new applications for the ones we already know.

Movement can address tenacious held energy and tensions in the body. Adding the factor of movement to our stationary fulcrums helps release and mobilize held tension in the skeletal system. Once we know these principles they open other avenues of exploration to our Zero Balancing sessions.

You will learn:

• The principles and utilization of moving fulcrums
• How to find your client's rhythm
• How to recognize your own rhythm and tendencies
• To use local and integrating fulcrums together
• Ways to establish the rhythm of your ZB session
• Smooth transitions from one fulcrum or area to another
• To address tenaciously held tensions
• To improvise and be more creative in your ZB sessions

Date(s): November 13, 2026 - November 16, 2026

Time: 10:30 AM  EST - 4:00 PM  EST

Zero Balancing II
Taught by Wendy SatCharn Tribelhorn & Julie Sargent
Nov 13-16, 2026 (Friday - Monday)
25 CEUs (NCBTMB, NCCAOM)
TUITION: $795

*Note: Daily time schedule differs slightly each day - see bottom of listing for details

Prerequisite: Zero Balancing I
Note: ZB II is highly recommended for all ZB practitioners who have not taken a ZB course in a while as it includes the most up-to-date methods for performing Zero Balancing.

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Julie Sargent has been practicing and studying the healing arts since graduating from the Myotone Institute in Wakefield, MA in 1987. She is in private practice at Healing Dimensions in Conway, NH where she offers Zero Balancing as well as medical massage. She is delighted to be surrounded by mountains, lakes and forests.

An Upstate NY native, Wendy SatCharn maintains a therapeutic practice -Om Elemental- at The Assisi Institute in Rochester, NY where she primarily offers Zero Balancing, with complimentary offerings of meditation training, wisdom-based coaching, shamanic healing, and massage. She is committed to building the ZB community throughout Northeastern USA.

"I continue to be inspired by reflections of ZB principles in the natural world through my beloved connections with the earth: nature photography, gardening, walking, birdwatching, kayaking." - Wendy SatCharn

What Participants say about ZB II: 

“New fulcrums = more possibilities for treatment.” – Alan Willoughby

“I feel that ZB will benefit most people physically and emotionally and I will be incorporating ZB in my practice.” – Ted Suga

“Wonderful review, great insights into ZB and clarification of principles.” – Marcia Ferry

 “The fuller attention to theory, the honor of the work, the clean, clear intentions – not only apply in my practice but my life.” – Katie Clark

“This course expands my ‘toolbox’. It gives me more confidence in my bodywork.” – Ann Alesio

"Great to see participatory learning where students helped with each other's learning and process. Very impressive how much and how quickly students learned." – Dan Sullivan

Daily Schedule
 

Day 1 (Friday) please arrive and get settled between 9:00 and 9:15. Day 1 class runs from 9:15 to 5:30.
 

Days 2-3 (Saturday+Sunday) class runs from 9:00-5:00.
 

Day 4 (Monday) class runs from 9:00-4:00.