Questions about the Medical Qigong certificate program or any of the individual qigong modules can be directed to ceu@aimc.edu
Medical Qigong Therapy, a hands-on-healing and qi emission therapeutic practice, has been used for centuries to balance and restore healthy energy flow in the body, mind, and spirit. Based on ancient Daoist and Chinese medical theory, medical qigong is a powerful and effective healing system that has powerful and effective application in any clinical practice. This six-weekend series will provide students and practitioners from across healing disciplines the opportunity for deep self-inquiry and qi cultivation, in-depth understanding of Chinese medicine theory and experiential mastery of medical qigong therapeutic diagnostic and treatment techniques.
This 6-module series will provide students and practitioners from across healing disciplines the opportunity for deep self-inquiry and Qi cultivation, in-depth understanding of Chinese medicine theory and experiential mastery of Medical Qigong therapeutic diagnostic and treatment techniques. Training is based on the Yijing Medical Qigong, as brought forth by Suzanne B. Friedman, L.Ac., DMQ (China) in her book, Yijing Medical Qigong System: A Doaist Medical I-Ching Approach to Healing.
Three main program goals are:
Complete Program Certificate Hours: 6 weekends of total of 84 hours of class time with 6 hours of personal practice/self-cultivation and an additional 60 hours of required clinical practice hours to earn a 150-hour certificate in Medical Qigong Therapy. Each weekend will include group Qigong practice, meditation instruction, lectures, individual and partner work, written assignments and discussions.
The series begins annually in the Fall. Each module offers a California Acupuncture Board Approved CEU Certificate.
Click for Module Descriptions. Each Module is a weekend course, with class from 9am – 4:30pm each day.
With the exception of module 3, participants have the option to either attend in-person or via live webinar with each module.
Prices are the same for each module. Click on “Register now” to view registration fees.
2024 Series
Module 1: September 28-29, 2024. Registration is open.
Module 2-6: Dates to be determined, stay tuned!
Sign up for our Continuing Education Courses and Events mailing list to be notified as soon as registration opens.
A note about class format option: When registering for each weekend module, participants will indicate whether they plan to attend that particular module in-person or via live webinar. Both options will provide students the skills and experience they need to become proficient and effective medical qigong practitioners. However, please note that the class may convert to a fully online format if Covid-19 rates and/or CDC guidelines in the week preceding the class date indicate it is not safe to gather in person.
Requirements for in-person attendance: Anyone attending an in-person module is currently required to either provide proof of full vaccination
OR provide a negative PCR test from within the last 3 days. This must be provided upon entry the first day of the class. A symptom screening and temperature check will also be administered upon entry into the building. Those who are unable to provide documentation or do not pass the screening may opt to attend the session virtually.
Cancellation Policy: Please click to review our cancellation policy
Suzannah Stason, LAc/CMQ/CQT is a licensed acupuncturist, medical qigong therapist and teacher, and meditation practitioner. Suzannah has a degree in mind-body health from Stanford University and trained with qigong master and Zen priest Suzanne Friedman, L.Ac/DMQ (China) for over 6 years. Suzannah has extensive teaching experience at the American College of Traditional Chinese Medicine, Kaiser Permanente, Atria Senior Living, Breath of the Dao Chinese Medicine Clinic, the San Francisco Buddhist Center and at several private and public events and conferences. She is currently adjunct faculty and director of the Medical Qigong Program at the Acupuncture and Integrated Medical College in Berkeley, California. Suzannah also runs an acupuncture and medical qigong practice in San Francisco where she also teaches regular public qigong drop-in classes, series, and discussion groups. More information on Suzannah and class offerings available at www.mindfulmovementqigong.com.
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Questions about the Medical Qigong certificate program or any of the individual qigong modules can be directed to ceu@aimc.edu
Medical Qigong Therapy, a hands-on-healing and qi emission therapeutic practice, has been used for centuries to balance and restore healthy energy flow in the body, mind, and spirit. Based on ancient Daoist and Chinese medical theory, medical qigong is a powerful and effective healing system that has powerful and effective application in any clinical practice. This six-weekend series will provide students and practitioners from across healing disciplines the opportunity for deep self-inquiry and qi cultivation, in-depth understanding of Chinese medicine theory and experiential mastery of medical qigong therapeutic diagnostic and treatment techniques.
This 6-module series will provide students and practitioners from across healing disciplines the opportunity for deep self-inquiry and Qi cultivation, in-depth understanding of Chinese medicine theory and experiential mastery of Medical Qigong therapeutic diagnostic and treatment techniques. Training is based on the Yijing Medical Qigong, as brought forth by Suzanne B. Friedman, L.Ac., DMQ (China) in her book, Yijing Medical Qigong System: A Doaist Medical I-Ching Approach to Healing.
Three main program goals are:
Complete Program Certificate Hours: 6 weekends of total of 84 hours of class time with 6 hours of personal practice/self-cultivation and an additional 60 hours of required clinical practice hours to earn a 150-hour certificate in Medical Qigong Therapy. Each weekend will include group Qigong practice, meditation instruction, lectures, individual and partner work, written assignments and discussions.
The series begins annually in the Fall. Each module offers a California Acupuncture Board Approved CEU Certificate.
Click for Module Descriptions. Each Module is a weekend course, with class from 9am – 4:30pm each day.
With the exception of module 3, participants have the option to either attend in-person or via live webinar with each module.
Prices are the same for each module. Click on “Register now” to view registration fees.
2024 Series
Module 1: September 28-29, 2024. Registration is open.
Module 2-6: Dates to be determined, stay tuned!
Sign up for our Continuing Education Courses and Events mailing list to be notified as soon as registration opens.
A note about class format option: When registering for each weekend module, participants will indicate whether they plan to attend that particular module in-person or via live webinar. Both options will provide students the skills and experience they need to become proficient and effective medical qigong practitioners. However, please note that the class may convert to a fully online format if Covid-19 rates and/or CDC guidelines in the week preceding the class date indicate it is not safe to gather in person.
Requirements for in-person attendance: Anyone attending an in-person module is currently required to either provide proof of full vaccination
OR provide a negative PCR test from within the last 3 days. This must be provided upon entry the first day of the class. A symptom screening and temperature check will also be administered upon entry into the building. Those who are unable to provide documentation or do not pass the screening may opt to attend the session virtually.
Cancellation Policy: Please click to review our cancellation policy
Suzannah Stason, LAc/CMQ/CQT is a licensed acupuncturist, medical qigong therapist and teacher, and meditation practitioner. Suzannah has a degree in mind-body health from Stanford University and trained with qigong master and Zen priest Suzanne Friedman, L.Ac/DMQ (China) for over 6 years. Suzannah has extensive teaching experience at the American College of Traditional Chinese Medicine, Kaiser Permanente, Atria Senior Living, Breath of the Dao Chinese Medicine Clinic, the San Francisco Buddhist Center and at several private and public events and conferences. She is currently adjunct faculty and director of the Medical Qigong Program at the Acupuncture and Integrated Medical College in Berkeley, California. Suzannah also runs an acupuncture and medical qigong practice in San Francisco where she also teaches regular public qigong drop-in classes, series, and discussion groups. More information on Suzannah and class offerings available at www.mindfulmovementqigong.com.
Join our Continuing Education & Events Mailing List.
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