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 live in Fort Collins at The Winslow, a senior living establishment with about 100 rooms. Prior to becoming accredited, I started “teaching” two years ago simply through showing videos by Carmen Brocklehurst, Justin Stone and Pam Towne. After I became accredited, they evolved into Thursday and Saturday morning classes. While usually small, they continue despite COVID-19 restrictions. As I Read more...

Lisa M. Otero has been practicing T’ai Chi Chih for 25 years and was accredited to teach in 2000.  She is a student of Carmen Brocklehurst and has had the honor to be personally instructed many times over the years by TCC originator, Justin Stone. Lisa teaches several T’ai Chi Chih classes and practice sessions each week at various locations Read more...

The first time I ever saw T’ai Chi Chih being practiced, I was taking a walk along Boulder Creek. I had just recently moved to Colorado from my home in northern Virginia. A group of people were gathered together by the library, and just watching them brought to me a real sense of peace and homecoming. How fortunate I was Read more...

Thanks for visiting. I intend to start teaching soon in the park. Please contact me if you are interested. See all accredited TCC teachers in Nevada here. Read more...

Once you’ve experienced T’ai Chi Chih (pronounced tie-chee-chuh) you become part of a community — yours to keep forever. How deeply your experience is entirely up to you. The 19 gentle movements circulate, balance, and distribute the chi energy which develops through practice. Benefits vary with each individual BUT FOR ME, after a 30 minute experience, I feel relaxed as Read more...

Teaching T’ai Chi Chih and Ki Gong classes to seniors at churches and senior communities (Creekside Senior Living), as well as the Rose Gardens of Portland, Oregon and on Zoom. Practitioners received seated and standing training, separate or combined. 21 years of giving, receiving joy. 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...

• Received my accreditation to teach on 2 February 1991. • Served as the Guide of T’ai Chi Chih from November 2003 to November 2013. • Taught nationally and internationally from 1991 to 2013 with the intention to share the amazing benefits of the T’ai Chi Chih form. • Due to responsibilities in traveling for my Franciscan Community, my T’ai Read more...

Hi, I’m Caroline Guilott, accredited in T’ai Chi Chih since June 1999. I frequently studied with TCC originator, Justin Stone, through the latter part of his life. For me, T’ai Chi Chih is simply a way of life. I derive joy seeing my students achieve breakthroughs and grow their inner sensibilities. What motivates me as a teacher ? When I Read more...

I was drawn to the practice of T’ai Chi Chih because of the calmness that I experienced during the movements — and especially after we were done. I became a teacher because I wanted to “perfect” my movements. I teach because how can I not share this life-changing practice. Email for class details and please join us. See all accredited Read more...