Founding cohort, opening soon

One hundred people
get in first.

Tribe-Z is a 90-day, self-paced education and movement program led by Dr. Robin Eddins, DC, BCAO, hosted on Skool.

Be on the list

Joining the list does not reserve a spot. It means the opening link reaches you first, with time to decide before the hundred fill.

No health questions, and nothing about symptoms. Unsubscribe any time.

What happens between
now and then

One email today

What the program covers and who it was built for, so the decision is made before the doors open and not in a hurry afterwards.

Four notes over two weeks

What hypermobility does to the whole body, why the program is built from the foundation up, and what the first ninety days actually look like.

The list goes first

On opening day the link reaches this list before anywhere else. The founding rate is for the first hundred members.

What is being built

Hypermobility is often brushed off as just being flexible. Tribe-Z treats it as a whole-body pattern, with five parts made to support each other.

  • Rooted StabilityProgressive movement sessions that start at the feet and pelvis and work up through the chain.
  • The Connective CurriculumPlain-language lessons on what hypermobility does to joints, connective tissue and the nervous system.
  • Deep AnchorPositioning, routines and downregulation for a body that struggles to settle at night.
  • Collagen KitchenPractical nutrition education for a connective tissue condition, realistic on low capacity days.
  • CommunityOther hypermobile people, day to day, plus live group calls with Dr. Robin.

Self-paced, and nothing expires. No formal diagnosis is needed to join.

Who is building it

Dr. Robin Eddins, DC, BCAO, founder of Tribe-Z. A board certified upper cervical chiropractor, hypermobility specialist and educator, who lives with hypermobility herself.

She wrote the curriculum and leads the live group calls inside the community.

Questions

What am I joining right now?

A list, nothing else. No payment, no commitment. When Tribe-Z opens, this list gets the link first.

Do I need a formal diagnosis?

No. The curriculum teaches how hypermobile bodies work, and that applies whether or not a clinician has written it down yet. Tribe-Z is education and movement, not a replacement for a provider who knows your history.

What will it cost?

The price is announced when the doors open. Founding members pay less than the standard rate, and that applies to the first hundred members only.

Where does the program live?

On Skool, which hosts the course, the community and the payment. Joining on opening day means creating a Skool account with the same email used here.

Tribe-Z is educational only. It is not medical advice, and it is not a substitute for care from a qualified healthcare provider.

Questions: support

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