Stephen Thompson — Tupelo Mississippi 2006 Accredited T’ai Chi Chih Instructor 2007 Accredited Seijaku Instructor Editor for the T’ai Chi Chih Guide’s monthly newsletter Webmaster for the T’ai Chi Chih community’s website TCCcommunity.net Representative (one of a few) for the T’ai Chi Chi Teacher Community to the first International Medical Tai Qigong Association meeting held in Boston, MA (October, 2018) Read more...

I currently don’t have formal classes going but have been offering instruction one-on-one and to small groups. Please contact me if you are interested. See all other accredited teachers in the Minneapolis/St Paul area here. Read more...

Specialized instruction. See all accredited teachers in New Mexico here. 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...

I was accredited to teach T’ai Chi Chih in November 2020. I have been practicing T’ai Chi Chih since 2008, and have been actively involved in the community the whole time.  I am recently retired after a career of tuning and repairing pianos, teaching music to little kids and 22 years at Intel Corporation as a Senior Systems Engineer.  My Read more...

Carmen became an accredited T’ai Chi Chih teacher in 1980 and Seijaku (advanced TCC) in 1987. TCC Originator Justin Stone certified her for both. Carmen has lectured and taught T’ai Chi Chih classes (in English and Spanish) and workshops in many U.S. states and internationally. Over the years, she has taught TCC at IBM, Intel, Southwestern General Corporation of Colorado, Gallup-McKinley Read more...

I began my T’ai Chi Chih journey in 1994-95, taking a beginners class with Chris McClain. After completing the class Chris called and asked if I would like to join a weekly practice with her and other students. I happily accepted. I started to become interested in becoming a teachers after six months or so of practicing weekly with the Read more...

Although I’m not teaching now because of the pandemic, please see all accredited TCC teachers in the NYC metro area here and New Jersey here. Read more...

During a Shepherd’s Center of America conference at Lake Junaluska, North Carolina in the late 1990’s, a T’ai Chi Chih teacher was introduced. She invited those interested to attend an introduction to T’ai Chi Chih the following morning before breakfast. It sounded interesting to me, so I attended. After three or four movements and hearing the teacher talk about how Read more...

I discovered T’ai Chi Chih through my Pilates teacher, Valerie Smith, who was offering a weekend seminar to start off the New Year in 2009. After that weekend, I was quite moved by the power of T’ai Chi Chih. My interest grew as I continued practicing with Valerie, and I felt strongly motivated to become a more serious student. This Read more...

Thanks for visiting. Cindy Dunn was in my first class after Justin accredited me, and interestingly, a lot of students from that class are still with us. Our full time classes at Carillon will start some time in the future, when things with Covid-19 settle down. See all accredited TCC teachers in Texas here. Read more...

My T’ai Chi Chih Story: From the moment that T’ai Chi Chih (TCC) was introduced to me, I felt an inexplicable soothing calm that captured my interest and curiosity. Passion ignited purpose in June 2019 with an invitation to offer TCC to veterans living with the challenges of PTSD. I’ve experienced how trauma changes the brain, dissolving the ability to 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...

I took my first T’ai Chi Chih class in 2009, soon after retiring from a career in public education in Asheville, NC. I thought the class was going to be a T’ai Chi class. Needless to say it wasn’t but I decided I liked the 19 slow movements, not too difficult to learn, and continued to take several more classes Read more...

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