Zero Balancing Manual Therapy
A Unique Form of Touch
Zero Balancing (ZB) is a type of manual therapy that allows the body and mind to release deeply held tension, so you feel more comfortable, grounded and clear. It can help you let go of obstacles to health and vitality, including old injuries or trauma, and is a great way to relieve pain and restore a sense of mental and physical balance.
Benefits of Zero Balancing
- Increased feelings of health and well-being
- Reduced pain and physical discomfort
- Enhanced stability, balance and freedom
- Amplified sense of connection and peace
- Released mental, emotional and physical tension
- Improved capacity for enjoyment of life
What to Expect
In a session, you lie on your back, fully clothed, while the practitioner applies gentle, firm pressure to different areas of the body, primarily on surfaces of bones and joints. There are no sudden movements and touch should feel good. Appointments are one hour with about 40 minutes on the table.
Wellness Consults
Holistic in scope, our focus is on what can work in your life to support balanced optimal wellness. Topics can include self-care and mindfulness practices, nutrition and herbal support, or referrals as needed. Relaxed and conversational, emphasis is on empowering you with awareness, resources and skills to manage stress and make your 'normal' better!
About Bob May, ND
Thanks for visiting my website. I have been studying and practicing Zero Balancing (ZB) since 2008 - and involved in alternative healthcare much longer than that.
Professionally, I am a licensed naturopathic doctor (ND) with certifications in Zero Balancing, Reiki, and herbal medicine. My career has also included work with insurance, political and educational organizations related to alternative healthcare.
I've long been interested in how body, mind and emotions interact to influence health and vitality - and Zero Balancing positively touches all three. When I first experienced ZB, not only was I deeply relaxed physically, but my mind became much quieter. I began studying and practicing ZB soon after.
On a personal note, I am a student of Tai Chi, an occasional scuba diver and social dancer, and an enthusiastic volunteer at Save A Forgotten Equine horse rescue - pictured here with my good friend, Veronica.