Born and raised in Southern California, Lynne Roberts has lived in Missoula for the past 32 years. Lynne’s background was in dance performance prior to becoming an accredited T’ai Chi Chih (TCC) teacher in 1988 by T’ai Chi Master, Justin Stone. Lynne has offered classes throughout the Missoula community for three decades.  Twenty eight yrs. at The Women’s Club until Read more...

Per Erez has practiced and studied conscious-movement for most of his life. The inspiration for this grew intuitively from things that felt good personally. He’s accredited to teach in numerous wellness disciplines such as Yoga Therapy, T’ai Chi Chih, Nosara Pranassage, Somatic Yoga, and several forms of meditation. He mentored extensively in Ayurveda and Tantra with Dr. Rudy Ballentine in Read more...

I have been engaged in well-being and bodywork therapies for over 50 years. Concurrently I had a career in various high tech software and software management positions in Silicon Valley. I retired from technology in 2004 and subsequently opened an award winning spa in Mountain View with two other like-minded people. In 2009 we closed that and I have focused Read more...

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One step at a time…one movement at a time…one class at a time. I found that my lifetime journey was only just beginning when I began to learn T’ai Chi Chih. Once T’ai Chi Chih touched my heart, awakened my inner spirit and light, and when the vital force/chi/prana in my body responded to this lovely gentle practice…it was meant Read more...

Hello all – I’ve been studying Qigong on and off since 1993. Certification in T’ai Chi Chih in 2006 set me in motion for success in learning T’ai Chi Chuan after previous short attempts. The simplicity of TCC creates a solid foundation to which I build on learning various forms of Qigong and Martial Arts. The TCC community is supportive Read more...

I was first introduced to T’ai Chi Chih in the mid-1970s from a woman traveling through the Pacific Northwest where I resided at that time. She gave the lessons over six or eight weeks at a church in Seattle, Washington. I purchased an instruction book and along with her handouts and lessons was on my own with T’ai Chi Chih 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...

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...

Watch this space. Photo: The beauty of Cutanapamba, just up the road a bit from our house here in Ecuador. Read more...

Greetings. Thanks for checking out the teacher profiles. Like many others, I found TCC by accident. I was in a Complementary Therapies Certificate Program with the final class being Tai Chi Chih. It was an immediate relationship. The teacher invited me to take some private lessons after the class had ended. I still remember doing the practice on her deck 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...