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Managing your pain starts with learning with what is the right approach for you. Discover a range of services that can help you manage Hypermobility EDS.

The Zebra Club platform

A clinical movement platform designed specifically for hypermobility, Ehlers-Danlos and chronic pain.

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For Individuals

Online movement programs for hypermobility, hEDS, and HSD. Expert-led, evidence-based, and designed to help you build strength, stability, and confidence at home, at your own pace.

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For professionals

Specialist training in hypermobility, hEDS, and EDS for physiotherapists, physical therapists, movement therapists, and Pilates teachers. Develop the clinical knowledge and practical tools to work safely and effectively with this population.

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The Zebra Club

Hypermobility safe, affordable and effective movement, education and community in the comfort of your own home.

The Zebra Club is a programme based on the Integral Movement Method. In this programme I will carefully guide you through safe exercises to manage your pain.

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We are proud to be a recommended resource of The Ehlers Danlos Society.

The Integral Movement Group Coaching with Jeannie Di Bon

A guided space for learning, movement and support with Jeannie. Designed for those with hypermobility, chronic pain and EDS, this group coaching offers expert-led sessions focussed on movement and well-being with chronic illness. Through structured sessions, discussions and shared experiences, you will gain practical tools to feel stronger, more in control and empowered to manage your condition.

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Learn more about EDS & Hypermobility

It is estimated that up to 20% of the population has hypermobility (Hakim et al, 2004, The genetic epidemiology of Joint Hypermobility).

Hypermobile people are not necessarily weaker but research shows the condition can impact muscle strength and stability. Joint instability means the muscles around the joint may need to work harder which can lead to muscle fatigue and strain. Some hypermobile people may experience muscle weakness, pain, and injury. Hypermobility varies for each individual – some hypermobile people are dancers, gymnasts, and athletes and demonstrate excellent strength and control.

Hypermobile Ehlers-Danlos syndrome is a genetic condition that you are born with. However, symptoms may not become evident until later in life. Children are not usually diagnosed until after the age of 5 because most children are hypermobile. Symptoms may also worsen around times of hormonal changes like puberty, pregnancy and postpartum, and menopause.

There are many support groups for hypermobility. The Zebra Club platform has an amazing supportive online community. Organizations like The Ehlers-Danlos Society and Ehlers-Danlos Support UK offer support groups.

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The Zebrastrong Blog

Managing your pain starts with learning what works for you, your body, and your lifestyle. That’s why my blog is about more than techniques for managing pain. Here you’ll also find strategies for coping with the emotional and social aspects too.

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