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Clinical Qigong Treatments

Clinical Qigong Treatments

Clinical Qigong Treatments

We offer Clinical Qigong Therapy.

Our treatments are based on principals that go back 5,000 years and have a proven track record.

Our treatment options give our clients choices, and us, the ability to tailor our treatments to match their needs (physical limitations). 

 The National Institutes of Health (NIH) categorizes Qigong as Complementa

We offer Clinical Qigong Therapy.

Our treatments are based on principals that go back 5,000 years and have a proven track record.

Our treatment options give our clients choices, and us, the ability to tailor our treatments to match their needs (physical limitations). 

 The National Institutes of Health (NIH) categorizes Qigong as Complementary Integrative Medicine. 

Among the treatments we offer are Qigong Energy Work, Cupping (static & dynamic), Qigong based Reflexology, Acupressure, Meridian Therapy, Trigger Point Therapy and more.

FREE Consultation.

Come by, call or email us, and let's talk about your current needs while we answer any questions you might have.

Prices : 

$70/hr for a single treatment. 

$400 for a purchase of 6 treatments in advance and save

Personal Qigong Training

Clinical Qigong Treatments

Clinical Qigong Treatments

Preventive Qigong (Personal Practice)

You will learn Qigong exercise sets, both moving and static. meditation, self-care techniques so that you can implement and or create your own personal training program.

Cost is $90/month, 2 classes/week 


Clinical Qigong:

You will learn the principles of healing based on Clinical Qigong theory, Clinical Q

Preventive Qigong (Personal Practice)

You will learn Qigong exercise sets, both moving and static. meditation, self-care techniques so that you can implement and or create your own personal training program.

Cost is $90/month, 2 classes/week 


Clinical Qigong:

You will learn the principles of healing based on Clinical Qigong theory, Clinical Qigong exercises, Qigong treatment techniques, Energy based Healing.

(Must complete Qigong Teacher Training  before starting Clinical Qigong)

Cost is $90.00/month, 2 classes/week and internship.


Online Training:

If online training is your preference, we offer classes through Zoom. For more information please go to our Online Qigong page 


*Currently enrolled students receive discounts to workshops and treatments.*

Private lessons available. Call for pricing information.

ZOOM TRaining & Consulting

Clinical Qigong Treatments

ZOOM TRaining & Consulting

Here's your opportunity to speak face to face with us. whether you have a training question or a health concern.  Get exercise pointers or let's talk about your health issues.   

The cost of indivual sessions is $70 for a 45 minute session. Click on the button below for the complete Qigong Zoom training curriculum we're offering.


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Cupping

Acupressure

ZOOM TRaining & Consulting

 When a cup is applied to the skin, its creates a suction surrounding the area where its applied and begins to remove toxins between the layers of skin and the muscles. This action also removes the stagnant blood within the muscle area being  treated while allowing  the  bioelectric flow to return as well as, the circulation of fresh bloo

 When a cup is applied to the skin, its creates a suction surrounding the area where its applied and begins to remove toxins between the layers of skin and the muscles. This action also removes the stagnant blood within the muscle area being  treated while allowing  the  bioelectric flow to return as well as, the circulation of fresh blood . This is why some have suggested that 5 minutes of cupping is equivalent to 30 minutes of Deep Tissue Massage.  When applied using Qigong theory, we help nourish our internal organs and enhance the healing process.

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Acupressure

Acupressure

Acupressure

 Acupressure to many will appear to be similar to Acupuncture and you're correct.The initial difference you might notice is the fact that we use our fingers to access the Acupoints rather than a needle. Acupoints accessed in Acupressure are the same as those used in Acupuncture.In Acupressure we do so by pressing on the Acupoint using our

 Acupressure to many will appear to be similar to Acupuncture and you're correct.The initial difference you might notice is the fact that we use our fingers to access the Acupoints rather than a needle. Acupoints accessed in Acupressure are the same as those used in Acupuncture.In Acupressure we do so by pressing on the Acupoint using our fingers in order to separate the outer layer of dry skin cells. Self-Acupressure in some cases, is taught to a client so that they can continue their treatments at home and between visits to your practitioner.  

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Reflexology

Acupressure

Acupressure

 There's little doubt that Reflexology has its roots in Acupressure, massage and Qigong Meridian theory as they both emphasize the  importance of treating the hands, ears and feet as part of one's well being. The emphasis in Qigong Reflexology lies in the fact that when working on the ears, hands and feet, you can reach the major organs.

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Meditation

Meditation

Meditation

Our meditation is oriented towards your physical wellbeing. We can show how to meditate for physical balance, helping the healing process if you're in recovery and achieving physical and mental balance. 

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is Qigong Training Religious?

How many types of Qigong are there?

How many types of Qigong are there?

Qigong is an umbrella  term used to define a complete health system originating in China some 5,000 years ago. 

It consists of exercises, meditation and various clinical practices.

At the time of its inception, there were only 3 principally educated sectors of Chinese society. They were, the Emperor's staff and the Buddhist and Taoist monks. 

It was the Taoist and the Buddhist monks who wrote down the specifics or theory of Qigong for the most part and, for the benefit of all society. 

This association, has led many to believe that Qigong is a religious  practice.  

Unless the individual seeks religious training, it is NOT part of their training. 

Qigong Teachers and practitioners come from all walks of life as well as, religious backgrounds.  It is not an issue, as the overall focus is directed towards health.

How many types of Qigong are there?

How many types of Qigong are there?

How many types of Qigong are there?

There are 4 divisions found in Qigong:

  • Preventive/Health is practiced by individuals on their own.
  • Medical is applied with the guidance of a certified Qigong Clinical Practitioner.   
  • Martial for martial artists to benefit from the healing benefits of Qigong.

Who can Practice Qigong?

How many types of Qigong are there?

Will Qigong interfere with my current Doctor's treatments?

Qigong training is open to everyone regardless of your present  condition.

If you're active and in good health, you can learn dynamic exercises to strengthen and balance you physically. 

If you have health concerns, we can teach you Clinical Qigong exercises and meditation.

As long as you can focus on what you're doing, you should be good to go!

The beauty of Qigong is its ability to be  adapted to meet each individual's needs with various health conditions.

Will Qigong interfere with my current Doctor's treatments?

Will Qigong interfere with my current Doctor's treatments?

Will Qigong interfere with my current Doctor's treatments?

It should not. The goal or intention is to complement your primary care practitioner's treatments. 

Before you begin any additional practices or treatments, you should check with your primary care provider. Never self-diagnose!!!

The National Institutes of Health (NIH) categorizes Qigong as Complementary Integrative Medicine  

Are the exercises difficult?

Will Qigong interfere with my current Doctor's treatments?

Who is a Clinical Qigong Practitioner?

No, depending on your physical condition, the exercises can be tailored to accomodate your needs. Qigong exercises can be done from standing, sitting and supine positions. The training can be very low impact for those recovering from an illness to high impact for martial training. Qigong is very good for individuals with physical limitations because of its adaptability

Who is a Clinical Qigong Practitioner?

Will Qigong interfere with my current Doctor's treatments?

Who is a Clinical Qigong Practitioner?

A Clinical Qigong Practitioner is a trained and certified professional. The Certified Clinical Practitioner has 500-1,000 hours of verified Clinical Qigong training.  

We recommend that you check a Clinical Qigong Practitioner's credentials before beginning any treatments.      

Is Qigong Licensed in Oklahoma?

What does a Clinical Qigong Session Consist of?

Is Qigong Licensed in Oklahoma?

No,  and this why it is imperative that any individual receiving Qigong treatments should verify the credentials of a practitioner. 

In order to receive Clinical/Medical certification, they should have a minimum 500 hours of verifiable training.  You can refer to the National Qigong Association Certification requirements. 

Is Qigong Meditation Religious?

What does a Clinical Qigong Session Consist of?

Is Qigong Licensed in Oklahoma?

Qigong Meditation (with the exception of the religious application) is practiced to calm the mind in order to allow for healing to occur in an uninterrupted manner.

 

Qigong meditation is not meant to control your mind, but rather to stop your mind from controlling you! 

What does a Clinical Qigong Session Consist of?

What does a Clinical Qigong Session Consist of?

Why is the terminology so difficult to understand?

When visiting a Clinical Qigong Practitioner, you can expect to be interviewed followed by a preliminary assessment followed by Qigong therapy . 

In most cases, the client can expect to receive "home work" in order to continue to benefit  from the treatments he/she received during the visit.    

Why is the terminology so difficult to understand?

Why is the terminology so difficult to understand?

Why is the terminology so difficult to understand?

Because for the most part, the terminology being used by the majority of western  practitioners is still the one translated from Chinese. 

In many cases, the terms don't directly translate correctly into English however, an experienced practitioner can explain the terminology so that you can understand it. 

The terms used in ancient China were meant to communicate with an uneducated agrarian society  in the simplest manner possible based on their knowledge base.

How long are personal practice sessions?

Why is the terminology so difficult to understand?

How long are personal practice sessions?

Depending on what type of exercise set you're doing and the amount of repetitions, they it could take as little as 20 minutes a session.  

Perseverance is the key!

When can I expect to see Results?

Why is the terminology so difficult to understand?

How long are personal practice sessions?

Results vary and are dependent on your physical status at the time you begin your practice.  

When doing these new exercises, it will take time for your body to get accustomed to the movements  and relax in order to allow the practice to take effect. 


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