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...

T’ai Chi Chih has been part of my life since 2005, when a friend in Oregon told me about her experience with this wonderful practice. After learning that there were no accredited teachers near my (then) home in Maine, I ordered Justin Stone’s video and photo textbook and began practicing T’ai Chi Chih on my own. And after eleven months, Read more...

I began my T’ai Chi Chih journey in 2014 after working in the fields of nursing and massage therapy for 40 years. TCC was a natural fit. I became accredited to teach in November 2021. I am excited to share this practice with others. It has positively changed my life! Please call or email for information about drop in and Read more...

Lisa’s free/charitable donation classes continue to meet over Zoom in 2022 Mondays 10-11 MDT. Info below. For more information or questions, contact Lisa Stroyan, [email protected] Table Of Contents Lisa’s Ongoing Community Class Designing Connection: Teaching TCC on Zoom class Seijaku and Private Classes Ongoing Community Class – “T’ai Chi Chih from the Ground Up” All levels, welcoming beginners to follow along. Reading and class Read more...

Thanks for visiting. In addition to teaching T’ai Chi Chih, I am also an accredited Reiki Practitioner and an accredited Qigong Therapist. See all accredited TCC teachers in Maryland 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...

Thanks for visiting. I am a retired Critical Care RN, Laughter Yoga Leader and T’ai Chi Chih teacher. I was introduced to T’ai Chi Chih by a Laughter Yoga teacher friend and became an accredited TCC teacher 2014. TCC evoked powerful peaceful feelings in me, promoted balance, energy and I found myself practicing frequently during a difficult time in my 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...

Stay tuned, and in the meantime, see all teachers in Albuquerque. Read more...

In-Person Classes WHERE: Arroyo Verde Park, Ventura — (on the grass near the entrance to the park) WHAT: Ongoing, all-levels class. Continuing students and Beginners are welcome in every class. WHEN: Mondays 11:15am – 12:15pm FEE: $10.  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 Read more...

Watch this space as links and more information are added for Justin F Stone (1916-2012), T’ai Chi Chih’s Originator and original teacher … :-) In the meantime: — visit the Justin Stone website. — see Justin’s timeline-by-the decade. — learn TCC with Justin through his streaming instructional videos. — meditate on these notable quotations.             Read more...

WHERE: Unitarian Universalist Church of Ventura WHEN: Mondays at 5:30 – 6:30pm TYPE: This is an ongoing class for all levels. FEE: $10.  LEVEL: Beginners are always welcome. 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 Read more...

At 91 years of life in 2020,  I am in good health and willing to respond to a group invitation for up to an hour away from Oldenburg, where I live at my Congregation’s retirement center. I still give movement demonstrations and recently taught classes at a senior center in Shelbyville. In fact I’m doing a Zoom demo on October Read more...

Lauren became an accredited T’ai Chi Chih teacher in November 2018. She first discovered T’ai Chi Chih in Montgomery, Texas, in 2016 and since then has incorporated T’ai Chi Chih into her daily life. After moving to Sault Ste. Marie in the Upper Peninsula in Michigan she realized she was missing a T’ai Chi Chih community. So, she set about Read more...

I began studying T’ai Chi Chih in Tulsa, OK, in 2008 after being diagnosed with Osteoarthritis. I was looking for a practice that would help with flexibility, coordination and balance. I was fortunate to find this practice at a local community center. I began practicing at the center twice weekly and early on realized improvements in physical energy, inner calm Read more...

Hi, I’m Margaret Baker, a hospital volunteer for the past 20 years at the North Mississippi Medical Center in Tupelo, Mississippi, since retiring from Sears, Roebuck and Co. where I worked for more than 30 years. In 2007 I received my certification to teach T’ai Chi Chih under the direction of Pam Towne and other teachers. When I joined the Read more...

I once heard a wise teacher describe T’ai Chi Chih as “A Way.” A way for some to improve balance, flexibility and range of motion. A way to strengthen cognitive health. A way to find inner strength and peace of mind. T’ai Chi Chih is all of that;  and more. It is a gift, the greatest gift that you can 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...