A Comprehensive Course in Qi: A Newly Formatted 4 Module-Intensive Series

Level I: The Essential Skills

This course will introduce you to the basic principles of Qi and traditional Chinese Medical Theory, as well as practicing exercises to open the Channels (Energy routes) of the body so that Qi and Blood can flow freely. You will learn how to feel, see, build, receive, analyze, and enlarge Qi. You will learn special methods to access the power of the mind to control your own Qi and utilize it to break up energetic disruptions in your body and the body of others. You will learn powerful Qigong methods to build your own Qi, access special abilities, and address disharmonies as well as prevent pathogens and sickness. This course is open to everyone from beginners through advanced practitioners. It is held once a year. For more information or to reserve your space, send an email to pcyee@tuinatherapy.com

Upcoming Dates 2025:

Module I : Saturday November 15, 2025, 9:00am-1:45pm

Module II : Saturday November 22, 2025, 9:00am-1:45pm

Module III : Saturday December 6, 2025, 9:00am-1:45pm

Module IV : Saturday December 13, 2025, 9:00am-1:45pm

Level II: Practical Applications of Qigong Therapy

This course will focus on the Practical applications of Qigong Therapy in a clinical setting. You will learn protocols for a variety of diseases and disharmonies as well as distant healing methods. Disease specific treatments are a whole advanced study unto themselves, and this course will provide an intense examination at both the Western and Eastern methods of diagnosis and treatments. To join this course there is a prerequisite of completion of Level I. For more information or to reserve your space, send an email to pcyee@tuinatherapy.com

Qigong History

Qigong and Qi Healing has a history of over 4,000 years as a medical tradition. Lots of people believe that Qi healing was or is primarily Taoist, Buddhist, Confucian, or Martial in nature. The truth is from the very beginning people learned to integrate the mind with movements and breathing to maintain health and prevent or remedy physical illnesses. It is an essential part of Chinese medicine and it is considered the energetic link that binds the other disciplines into a holistic system and we always have to keep in mind that Medical Qigong exercises are a comprehensive branch of Traditional Chinese medicine that can regulate the internal functions of the human body by combining movements, breath, and conscious awareness that brings about self-regulation of the vital organs, the result being disease prevention and treatment, strengthening of the body, development of wisdom, longevity, and even realization of special latent abilities. Many who have taken this course have had this experience also. Some of the earliest mentions of Qigong were in the Yellow Emperor's Classic of Internal Medicine during the Qin dynasty 221-206-BC also the Dao-Yin Tu was an illustrated book written on silk during the western Han dynasty in the Ma Wang Dui tomb #3 (206 BC to 8A D). Recorded, were movements and breathing exercises for health. It was found alongside other important medical works from that time. This is evidence of Qigong and Chinese medicine evolving side-by-side over the millennia and that throughout history many illnesses have been treated using these self-regulating techniques.