Zero Balancing I

In-Person Class
10 am – 6 pm ET

Zero Balancing I is the first half of the Core Zero Balancing program and the first course of the Core Zero Balancing curriculum. ZB I introduces you to the technique, theory, touch skills and history of the art and science of Zero Balancing. In these hands-on workshops, you will learn how to perform Zero Balancing sessions and experience what it feels like to receive a  Zero Balancing session.

The instructor will deliver clear presentations and demonstrations of Zero Balancing evaluations and techniques, along with a detailed study guide to inform your ongoing practice. 

You will learn:

• A basic treatment protocol that addresses the whole body in about 30 minutes 
• Theory and principles of ZB
• To distinguish body energy and body structure through touch
• The skill of using energy as a working tool
• The energetic anatomy of the skeleton
• The theory and application of Zero Balancing techniques called fulcrums
• How to give a ZB session that addresses the whole body

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Zero Balancing II

In-Person Class
February 27 – March 2, 2026
10 am – 4 pm ET
Mill Valley, CA

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. 

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

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Addressing The Skull
With
Linda Wobeskya & Dorsett Edmunds

In-Person Class
Oct 30- Nov 2, 2026
9:30 am – 5 pm ET
Tucson, AZ

Zero Balancing Expanded (ZBX): Addressing the Skull was created to teach ZB practitioners to apply ZB principles and fulcrums to the skull and structures of the anterior and posterior neck. It was developed by Judith Sullivan and is taught by specially trained ZBX faculty members. In this course we will learn about skull anatomy and its relevance to ZB, as well as methods for evaluation and balancing these areas. Presentations demonstrate the power of this work through case studies and clinical experiences.

Prerequisites: ZB I and ZB II

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Freely Moveable Joints

In-Person Class
June 26-29, 2026
10 am – 4 pm ET
Mill Valley, CA

FREELY MOVEABLE JOINTS is an advanced-level Zero Balancing course that expands our focus from the foundation and semi-foundation joints to include the “freely moveable joints” of the body. These 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 moveable joints and the knowledge to devise your own fulcrums to meet the specific needs of a given situation. 

In FREELY MOVEABLE 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. 

You will learn: 

• Highlights of Zero Balancing principles as they apply to FMJs 
• Upper extremity: shoulder girdle, shoulder, elbow, wrist, fingers
• Lower extremity: knee, ankle, metatarsals, toes 
• Accessing the sacro-iliac joint via the hip 
• The powerful acetabular hip fulcrum 
• Temporomandibular joint fulcrum 
• Direct bone fulcrums and ‘bone bending’ 
• Teachings designed to deepen your ZB skills and protocol use
• By watching ZB demonstrations and exchanging ZB sessions