I found T’ai Chi Chih in 2015. I think I took the beginner’s class three or four times before I thought I was ready to progress to an intermediate class. I met a wonderful woman at a retreat in my second year of practice who was very instrumental in getting me to be a teacher and I will never be Read more...

I was certified in T’ai Chi Chih  in April of 2008 after ten years of studying T’ai Chi Ch’uan. About 2011, I was certified in Seijaku after a teacher conference. I practice Seijaku early every morning followed by a 20-minute Transcendental Meditation session. I am not presently teaching, enjoying an active retirement. See all accredited TCC teachers in Mississippi here. Read more...

Sharon Sirkis, BSN, became an accredited T’ai Chi Chih (TCC) teacher in 1997, after achieving relief through TCC from many years of chronic pain. Since that time she has taught credit classes at University Maryland Baltimore County College (UMBC) for 20 years. She has also taught many TCC classes at Senior Living Communities, as well as seated TCC to the Read more...

As an advocate for healthy living I have enjoyed teaching T’ai Chi Chih for more than 19 years. Before teaching I had my own health challenges with chronic neck and shoulder pain. After consistent practice those pains just went away! Because the practice helped me I wanted to share with others the truly remarkable benefits of T’ai Chi Chih. In Read more...

Laurin was accredited to teach in March 2018 and has been actively teaching since then. She teaches up to 60 students a week with a mixture of classes, from beginners to experienced students and works within the community working with those with disabilities, recovering from stroke or other brain injuries and adults with lifetime disabilities such as cerebral palsy.  She Read more...

Hello and thank you for being curious about T’ai Chi Chih (TCC). In 2013 my daughter and I wanted to take a class together, and TCC was available and at a good price. I went through the steps of being a novice and now get to instruct (which is polite way of saying I get to practice more.) When my Read more...

When I was in my early thirties, a dancer I admired suggested I try T’ai Chi Chih and I fell in love with the gentle rhythmic movements instantly! My Teacher insisted I take the Teacher’s Training course lead by the originator of the form, Justin Stone, and while rehearsing my graduation presentation, a woman asked “isn’t that T’ai Chi’? That Read more...

A friend brought me to the practice of T’ai Chi Chih seven years ago, and even after the first session, I knew I wanted to become a TCC teacher. I experienced the calming of my breath, the focus of my attention, and the joy of movement. I achieved accreditation in November 2019 and am grateful for the support of the Read more...

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Dennis has been working for the past 21 years as Director of Spiritual Care for two Connecticut health systems. Known originally as a meditation teacher, in 2009 he became certified as a T’ai Chi Chih teacher to incorporate “moving meditation” into the healing practice of physical, mental, and spiritual care. Dennis is founder of the Middlesex Health Center for Mindfulness Read more...

I started practicing T’ai Chi Chih in 2006 when I saw a newspaper advertisement to meet for T’ai Chi Chih practice at the local park in Wrightwood, California. I was immediately impressed with the practice and the teacher, so continued to practice with her for several years. When my teacher moved and there was no one to share in the Read more...

I have been practicing T’ai Chi Chih since 1995. When I began, classes in Sitka were taught by Russ Brown who came to town for a week (with classes times per week) and and then he was gone for maybe two months, the back again. I was accredited in June 1997 and Seijaku accredited in November 1997 in Albuquerque, N.M. Read more...

Julie Buffalo has been a nurse for 37 years, having earned a Bachelor’s degree in nursing from the Medical College of Georgia. For the past 34 years she has worked at Piedmont Athens Regional Medical Center. For 16 years she has worked in the Community Education department where she serves in a variety of settings to help people stay out Read more...