Events
Events & Courses
Course:
Alchemy of Touch with Elizabeth Zenger, OR
| Dates | March 26th - March 29th, 2026 |
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| Hours | Thursday - Saturday, 9 AM - 5:30 PM Sunday, 9 AM - 1 PM |
| Instructor | Elizabeth Zenger, Ph.D., L.Ac.. |
| Location | Inner Works Acupuncture 811 NW 20th Ave., Suite 203 Portland, OR 97209 |
| Educational Credits | 25 CEUs |
| Prerequisites | Zero Balancing II |
| Price | $595 Super Saver (60-Day Advance) $695 Early Bird (30-Day Advance) $795 Regular Price |
| Super Saver | (60-day advance): $595 |
| Early | (30-day advance): $695 |
| Repeat the class | $350 |
Description:
Alchemy of Touch is an advanced class that expands on Core Zero Balancing principles and delves into working with amplified fields of vibration within the body. The course teaches you how to create fulcrums that work with these amplified fields. Alchemical principles, when used during a ZB session, can provide the client with a direct experience of the healing state. In addition to presenting new material, Alchemy of Touch enables you to deepen foundational Zero Balancing skills through refined practice of Core protocol fulcrums as well as ZB session exchanges.
You will learn:
- Alchemical principles and their applications during a Zero Balancing session
- The theory, purpose and therapeutic use of amplified fields of energy
- How to amplify vibration, both locally and throughout the entire body
- How to contain and establish energetic boundaries
- In-depth exploration of framing a Zero Balancing session and how to work with a client’s personal history • How to monitor shifts of consciousness and expanded states
- How to recognize working signs of amplified fields in your clients
Course:
Tai Chi for Older Adults Fall Prevention
| Dates | Mondays & Wednesdays |
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| Hours | 10:00 AM |
| Instructor | Michael Siegel |
| Location | Friendly House 1737 NW 26th St. Portland, OR, 97210 |
| Price | FREE |
Description:
This class was designed for active independent seniors who can walk without a cane for 15 minutes. It is a blend of slow-motion movements that improve balance, coordination, flexibility, and focus combined with physical therapy techniques of sensory awareness and integration, providing the student with the tools to navigate their environment with confidence and a feeling of empowerment. Michael Siegel has been teaching Tai Chi since 1980 with the permission of Master Kai Ying Tung and has been a physical therapist since 1963 with teaching experience in Australia, Japan, and Zambia.