Welcome. I have three ongoing classes per week, free of charge for the seniors of Leisure World Community in Seal Beach.   See all accredited TCC teachers near Seal Beach here and in California here. Read more...

I first learned T’ai Chi Chih in 1997 with someone who was not accredited. I still felt calm, grounded and centered. It helped me gather my energy, my thoughts, my courage to do all that I had to do at the time. I was Super Mom: working full time and taking classes toward three accreditations and being married raising two Read more...

I’ve been teaching T’ai Chi Chih for more than 10 years. I teach a beginner’s class at the Presbyterian Healthplex, and I also teach classes at the T’ai Chi Chih Center.   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...

Jessica enjoys working with and has taught students across the entire spectrum of age, health condition, and ability. Her teaching style has been described by her students as so warm, authentic, and personable that “her classes are like coming home to a wonderful hot meal.” In the 5 years since her Accreditation she’s played a large role in the formation Read more...

60 years into the is lifetime I recognized that I was born to teach/ share Tai Chi. Chih. Creating a connection with source and experiencing joy through movement. The two most important days of your life are the day you were born and the day you found out why. (Mark Twain) A new class is coming soon!   See all 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...

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...

See the world as your self. Have faith in the way things are. Love the world as your self; Then you can care for all things. — Tao Te Ching My first experience with T’ai Chi Chih in 2004 clearly was a lesson about how a worrisome nature can manifest itself in the body. It has been an extremely helpful Read more...

Paul assists his clients in accessing a state of Well-Being which gives them the capacity to excel at the life, recreational, and sport activities of their choosing. He accomplishes this through: techniques for re-balancing the neurologic and muscular systems, movement training, and the work of Leadership/Conscious Embodiment. His passion for looking at essential truths has led him on a path Read more...

Lisa’s free/charitable donation classes continue to meet Mondays 9:30-11 MDT over Zoom in 2021. Link below. Table Of Contents Lisa’s Open Classes Designing Connection: Teaching TCC on Zoom class Seijaku and Private Classes For more information or questions, contact Lisa Stroyan, [email protected] Class Info It’s a great time to learn and practice  T’ai Chi Chih®, a joyful and relaxing inner Read more...

I knew from the time that I was two years old that I was meant to teach. I would line up my dolls and trace A-B-C on my little blackboard. Sure enough I became an English as a Second Language (ESL) teacher and then a French Immersion teacher. Loss and grief took me to study healing arts… first Reiki and 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...

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 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...