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Portland Zero Balancing Educational Resources

Zero Balancing Educational Resources

Research on Zero Balancing

Duncan, AD, et. al, Employee use and perceived benefit of a complementary and alternative medicine wellness clinic at a major military hospital: evaluation of a pilot program. J. Altern. Complement Med. 2011 Sep; 17(9):809-15.

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Denner, SS, The Science of Energy Therapies and Contemplative Practice – A Conceptual Review and the Application of Zero Balancing. Holistic Nursing Practice (November/December 2009)

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Recommended Reading

Smith, Fritz F. Inner Bridges. Humanics Ltd., 1986.
Note: This is the classic introduction to the principles of ZB. A must read!

Smith, Fritz F. The Alchemy of Touch. Complementary Medicine Press, 2005.
Note: Dr. Smith’s second book on mastery of ZB.

Hamwee, John. Zero Balancing. Frances Lincoln Ltd. 1999.

Lauterstein, David. The Deep Massage Book. Complementary Medicine Press. 2011.
Note:Applying ZB principles to soft tissue work.

Lauterstein, David. Life in the Bones. Upledger. 2017.
Note: Remarkable biography of Fritz Smith and the history of Zero Balancing.

Sullivan, Judith. Zero Balancing Expanded: The Attitude of Awaiting a Fish. Upledger. 2014.
Note:Advanced practice techniques for internal organs, skull and working with children.

Organizations Which Support Zero Balancing

Events

Events Events & Courses Course: Zero Balancing II / ZB-II February 6th – 9th, 2025 Dates February 6th to 9th, 2025 Hours 9 AM to

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Inner Works Acupuncture provides comprehensive Zero Balancing workshops and classes in Portland, Oregon to those looking to deepen their study and practice Zero Balancing. To learn more or register for an upcoming course, contact our office at (503) 227-2127.