I’m excited to share these two opportunities to learn Zero Balancing in a beautiful country setting just 20-30 minutes away from most of Charlottesville.

In just a few hours you can be introduced into the theory of ZB and practice a short sequence to use in an existing practice or as a quick but very effective stand alone treatment for family & friends.

One Day Introduction to Zero Balancing

Next class:
Saturday, February 8th 10am-6pm   Markwood Road, Charlottesville, VA 22936

Interested in what Zero Balancing might provide your clients? Just need a few CE’s for re-certification? Want to help friends and family but don’t have a health care practice yet? This class  gives you a great day of hands on learning and enough theory to familiarize yourself with the basic principles of Zero Balancing. You go home with a short protocol that can be used alone or easily integrated into any client treatment.

CE Hours: 6 NCBTMB/NCCAOM approve

Check with your state’s professional organizations if they have approved Zero Balancing courses for continuing education. We can provide forms for you to submit to receive CE credit. Your organization may charge a fee.

Click here to register: https://www.zerobalancing.com/ev_calendar_day.asp?date=2/8/2025&eventid=607

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In late March I’m thrilled to teach my favorite class over 4 days. Freely Movable Joints is one of the advanced courses that Dr. Smith created to fulfill the requirements for Zero Balancing Certification. I often encourage students to choose it next after their Core ZB courses as it deepens the touch theory and expands techniques for the hip and shoulder girdles including extra fulcrums for the scapula, knees, lower arms and hands that aren’t specifically included in the Core protocol but can really help a recipients quality of life

Freely Movable Joints

Next class:
Thursday-Sunday, March 20-23 9:30 am-5:30pm   Markwood Road, Charlottesville, VA 22936

Freely Movable Joints is an advanced level Zero Balancing course that expands the focus of Zero Balancing from the foundation and semi-foundation joints of the body to include the “freely movable joints” of the body. Zero Balancing principles and techniques are taken beyond the Core Zero Balancing protocol into other arenas. The freely movable joints present unique therapeutic challenges because of the variety of their anatomy and their great ranges of motion.

By the end of the program you will have the skills to evaluate and balance freely movable joints and the knowledge to devise your own fulcrums to meet the specific needs of a given situation. In Freely Movable Joints we will review basic ZB principles and highlight their application to a number of joints in light of their specific anatomy. The skills and education inherent in this course will broaden your Zero Balancing abilities and will improve your Zero Balancing sessions.

• CE Hours: 25 NCBTMB/NCCAOM approved