INTENSIVE CERTIFICATION PROGRAM AT THE LAUTERSTEIN-CONWAY

Last year I offered a program at the Costa Rica School of Massage Therapy in which students took both Zero Balancing I and II consecutively (normally they are taught with some months in between).

After that it occurred to me that perhaps the whole ZB Certification Process could be offered similarly - not consecutively, but in a shorter than usual time frame. I proposed to my associates at our school that we offer an Intensive version of this process in which the participants, upon successful completion, could become Certified Zero Balancing Practitioners - in under one year!

The Intensive offers these advantages:

  1. You will go through the program with the support of a core group.

  2. You will gain momentum by having each course build on the last.

  3. You will have the coherence and, hopefully, inspiration from one veteran teacher (plus assistants) for all courses - David Lauterstein, with over 25 years experience as a ZB teacher.

  4. Our Intensive and its students have been chosen for a Certified Mentor Pilot Partnership - you will receive a number of meetings with mentors during this program.

  5. The accelerated pace of the program will build your skills faster.

  6. In under one year, when you successfully complete the program, you will become certified by the Zero Balancing Health Association and able to market Zero Balancing as the exciting new modality you provide.

Massage therapists and bodyworkers work with the musculo-skeletal system. However, trainings concentrate mostly on only the muscular part of that system. Zero Balancing uniquely adds in the skeletal part - addressing that core structure and energy in the body. This is why Zero Balancing adds a completeness and benefits to your work that were previously unachievable - high quality touch applied to the muscular and the skeletal system. In addition, through its methods of cultivating higher quality touch, Zero Balancing adds skill to your ability to engage the nervous system and more generally to the energetic aspect of your work, along with being very specific with regard to anatomical structure.

For further information on TLC’s Intensive Certification Program visit our site.

For more information in general about Zero Balancing go to this site.


Dr. Fritz Smith, Zero Balancing founder, and David Lauterstein in 1986 - photo taken on the first day they met!


 




 

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