Oxfordshire

I am an academic researcher who spent many years searching for a sustainable mind–body practice to support balance, clarity, and overall wellbeing. During my PostDoc at the University of Cambridge in 2016, I had the pleasure of practicing Qigong at Clare Hall. That experience sparked a lasting interest in gentle, non-martial mind–body disciplines that cultivate both physical vitality and mental Read more...

I was looking for Qi Gong classes in the local area and came across Lesley Nell teaching T’ai Chi Chih. I fell in love with this beautiful Moving Meditation immediately and decided to train as a teacher. Lesley Nell continued to teach on Zoom luckily, where I also met and have become close friends with Adam, Marcella, and Orly. Laurin Read more...

Hello, and a warm welcome to my page! I’m so glad you’ve found your way here. T’ai Chi Chih (TCC) first found me back in 2018, during a beautiful introductory session led by Tina Wells at the Oxfordshire Recovery College. Although I’d spent several years training in Wing Chun Kung Fu, Qigong, and Tai Chi Chuan, there was something uniquely Read more...

Laurin was accredited to teach in March 2018 and has been actively teaching since then.  She teaches up to 40 students a week with a mixture of classes, from beginners to experienced students and has worked within the local community working with those with disabilities, recovering from stroke or other brain injuries and adults with lifetime disabilities such as cerebral Read more...

Hello! Thank you for visiting my page. I started learning T’ai Chi Chih by accident. I was looking for a suitable space for a Reiki Share and put the request out on a health and wellbeing network Facebook page. Tina Wells posted a photo of her garden room, where she teaches her T’ai Chi Chih classes and invited me to Read more...