Zero Balancing is a hands-on bodywork approach combining gentle pressure and traction at key points in the body.
It is often used to support relaxation, reduce tension and improve movement ease.
Search Again View Zero Balancing PractitionersZero Balancing is a hands-on bodywork approach combining gentle pressure and traction at key points in the body.
It is often used to support relaxation, reduce tension and improve movement ease.
Zero Balancing works with the relationship between structure (bones/joints) and energy/tension patterns, using a gentle style of touch. People often seek it for deep relaxation, stress relief and a sense of physical “reset”.
You remain clothed and usually lie on a treatment table. The practitioner uses gentle touch, pressure and traction at specific points to assess and address tension. Many sessions include time for rest and integration afterwards.
Research evidence is limited. Zero Balancing is best used as complementary support and should not replace medical assessment for persistent or severe symptoms.
Choose a properly trained practitioner and communicate pain, injuries or health conditions. Seek medical advice for severe pain, neurological symptoms or significant loss of function.
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