Self-help videos

You only have your body. Get to know it.

Judith’s video library offers practical exercises and ideas for paying closer attention to breath, movement, structure, and touch.

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Introduction to Judith Sullivan

An introduction to Judith’s collection of easy, practical exercises for getting to know your body.

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The Energy Effect

How Zero Balancing can affect energy and structure in the body and offer a new view of restriction.

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Lymph Work for Sinuses

A light-touch technique intended to support lymph flow from the head back into the body.

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Eight-Pointed Star

A gentle exercise focused on releasing tension around the digestive system.

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Temporal Slide for Stress Relief

An easy-to-use technique for easing stress.

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Relationship With Your Medicines

A reflective exercise for thinking about your relationship with the medicines you take.

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Our Head and Tail Connection

Judith describes the connection between the sacrum and occiput and how an injury to one can affect the other.

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A New Way to Work With the Scapula

An approach for bodyworkers considering difficult-to-resolve shoulder issues.

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The Sacrum and Ilium Relationship

Judith explores the working relationship of the sacroiliac joint.

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Tapping for Better Health

A body-tapping exercise intended to help keep the lymph system moving.

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Falling Safely

Simple ideas for falling and getting back up more safely.

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Visceral Manipulation: Working With the Organs

An introduction to the gentle touch used in Judith’s approach to working with the organs.

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Prostate Health

A simple self-care technique focused on the prostate.

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Babies and Nursing

Judith demonstrates gentle cranial movements that may help a baby nurse more easily.

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The Art of Touch

A short film about the art and experience of touch.

Use these videos with care.

These educational videos are not medical advice. If you have a health concern, injury, or symptoms, consult an appropriate healthcare professional before trying a new self-care practice.