Start Date: 1/9/2025 9:30 AM EST
End Date: 1/12/2025 3:00 PM EST
Venue Name: Plymouth State University
Location:
17 High Street
Plymouth, NH United States 03264
Organization Name:
Zero Balancing Health Association
Contact:
Sponsor: Plymouth State University
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In order to register for this class, you will need to acknowledge that you have read and agree to the
ZBHA Health and Participation Policy and the
ZBHA Tuition & Refund Policies; as well as the
ZBHA Terms & Conditions.
COURSE TITLE: Zero Balancing II
ABBREVIATION: ZB II
COURSE LENGTH: 4 days
EDUCATIONAL CREDIT: 25 CEUs
PREREQUISITES: None
PRICING: Full Tuition $795
SuperSaver $595 Use code ZBHA200 by November 9, 2024
EarlyBird $695 Use code ZBHA100 by Dece,ber 9, 2024
Repeat $350 Use code ZBHARepeat if you are repeating ZB II AND you have taken another ZB class within the past five years
COURSE DESCRIPTION:
Zero Balancing II is the second half of the Core Zero Balancing program. In ZB II, you
will refine your skills performing the fulcrums from ZB I while learning new fulcrums that
will complete the Zero Balancing Core Protocol. You will expand your understanding of
how and why Zero Balancing is so effective.
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.
You will learn:
- A review of the basic ZB protocol with an emphasis on quality of touch, focus and positioning of the practitioner
- To deepen your understanding of ZB theory, principles and techniques
- Additional techniques and an expanded protocol to address more of the body
- New skills and coordination in handling energy and structure
- How to frame or set goals for a ZB session
- To advance your ability to work with expanded states of consciousness
- To give and receive constructive peer feedback
- To acquire experience in preparation for advanced study
What Participants say about ZB II:
“New fulcrums = more possibilities for treatment.” -Alan Willoughby
“Whether I’m doing ZB or CST or VM or a mix it has given me a framework with which to work and improved my palpation skills. So many of the ZB techniques (all!) are applicable to the pain patients I treat.” -Martha Plescia
“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, LMT
