Practitioner series - P1

Introduction to Medical Qigong

Whether for your own benefit or you want to become a Medical Qigong Practitioner and help others. This course is what you need and where to start.
  • In-Person Intensive Seminar
  • Prerequisite: None other than an earnest desire to learn
  • NCCAOM PDA/CEU: 32 hours

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Dates for Medical Qigong Practitioner Training

Course Overview

This first course introduces you to Medical Qigong theory and teaches you exercises that are designed to heal the body, calm the mind, and connect with spirit. You will learn a highly transformative qigong set for your own personal cultivation as well as tools for clearing out the energetic debris from your body, mind, and spirit.. 

Medical Qigong exercises will be taught that help the body correct both physical and energetic imbalances while introducing the basic theories of energy tonification, purgation, and regulation. These are all foundational to both safely learning to work with clients and creating the potential for alchemical transformation with development. 

You will begin to use these theories and specific qigong exercises to work with your own body's organs and energy channels, as well as to strengthen the body's protective energy field (Wei Qi).

Once you have completed this class, it is expected you will regularly practice the exercise set as it is taught to strengthen your engagement with qi before you learn to treat in the next class. 

You will have access to audio recordings of your in-person class, video recordings of the exercises, and pdfs where relevant. 


P1 is offered twice a year, once in February and once in March. You only need to take it once and can chose the time that is best for you. 


Objectives:
  • Demonstrate healing sounds, and several Medical Qigong exercises (Daoist Five Set, Golden Ball).
  • List the five elements, and the associated organs, colors, acquired emotions, virtues. 
  • Discuss the concept of the human soul and its components from a Daoist or Chinese Medical perspective. 
  • Categorize qigong exercise according to the three regulations. 


  • NCBAHM Attestation

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Student Feedback

He exceeded my expectations! His knowledge of the subject and communication skills, especially his sense of humor. I didn’t think the training was going to be this in depth. I now have a much stronger awareness of my energetic body and Qi - a greater understanding of how I can control the flow of Qi.
RYAN