Mindful movement cultivating vitality.
Qi (pronounced chi) is the essence of life, the energy that animates life. Gong means skill acquired through practice. The practice of QiGong cultivates a natural flow of Qi between people and the universe. With the practice of QiGong one learns to cultivate and move one's own Qi to create healing, health, well-being, and transformation.
For our online session of QiGong, Dawn Weisbord will lead us in the beginning movements of the practice. Whether you practice QiGong regularly or have never before, you will be able to follow and find your level of comfort from your own location. QiGong can be practiced standing or seated. Some will leave their cameras on so you can follow their movements, and others will prefer to leave their cameras off as they practice from home.

Dawn Weisbord, acupuncturist, herbalist, and QiGong instructor, began her practice in 1997. A graduate of The Maryland University of Integrative Health, nationally board certified and state licensed, Dawn has taught in the Acupuncture Master's Studies Program at the WON Institute in Glenside, PA. She completed a two-year Chinese Herbal Medicine Certification Program at the WON Institute of Graduate Studies and studies and practices craniosacral therapy. Dawn has been teaching qigong since 2001. Dawn studies extensively with Master Li Jun Feng, founder of the International Sheng Zhen Society. Teacher Li has certified Dawn to teach Shen Zhen Wuji Yuan Gong. She is Lifetime Member of the National Qigong Association and of Peaceable Dragon. She is a local organizer for World Tai Chi and QiGong Day. Dawn’s open heart, insight, and knowledge of Chinese Medicine bring special learning opportunities for her acupuncture patients and students of QiGong.

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