Therapeutic Qi Gong Instructor Training
October 15, 16, 17 - 2010 from  1oam to 4pm each day

(On October 15 please arrive at 9:30am for registration and distribution of course materials)

The program taught by Dr. Aihan Kuhn, is also recommended for  holistic healing educators, chiropractors, acupuncturists, massage therapists,  yoga teachers, and holistic therapists. It attracts people from all over the United States and Canada. 

This certification is ideal for people who wish to lead Qigong practice or offer classes at Wellness Centers, Hospitals, or other wellness programs, YMCAs, community recreation centers, GYM, senior center programs, churches, assistant living facilities, Adult Education programs, Yoga studios, martial art schools, corporate companies, or to offer private lessons

What is Qi Gong? Therapeutic Qi Gong is an “energy workout” developed by Chinese doctors and professors at the University of Physical Education and Sports Medicine in China.  This therapeutic exercise regimen is based on an ancient discipline known as Tao Yin, a type of Qi Gong that has been in practice for over 4000 years.  It involves whole body movements, stretching, proper breathing, as well as self-massage to promote smooth energy (Qi) flow in the body. 

Topics covered in this training will include:

• The Fundamentals of Chinese Medicine and Qi Gong energy healing,

• Exercise Training: Step by step instruction in Therapeutic Qi Gong 

• Teaching Instruction: How to be an effective Qi Gong instructor

• Practicing and teaching a safe class

Please wear comfortable clothes and shoes.

Plus your course registration fee includes: -   A copy of Dr Kuhn's book, 'Natural Healing wit  Qi  Gong' -   Qi Gong music DVD -   Extensive handout materials. -   A group dinner on Saturday night (Oct 16th) -  Instructor Training  Certificate

Course Program Fee: $595  ($565 if registered by Oct 1, 2010)

Course Leader: This course is led by Aihan Kuhn C.M.D. OBT DIPL. (NCCAOM), Master of Tai Chi and Qi Gong, a Chinese Medical Doctor who has been practicing Chinese medicine for over 20 years, and teaching Qi Gong and Tai Chi in United States since 1992.  She has presented a variety of workshops on Chinese healing to various audiences, including senior centers, hospitals and medical professionals, community centers, wellness centers, corporations, colleges, national conferences, and others. She has published two book: Natural Healing with Qi Gong (2004) and Simple Chinese Medicine (2009).

Two retraining sessions during the next five years are recommended to ensure continued quality of teaching.  The retraining fee is 50% of the standard training tuition.