Trained at the Longevity Center in a 3 yrs residential program in San Jose, CA, Kay studied under the guidance of Dr. Arnold Tayam, founder of Longevity Center, head qi gong instructor for Stanford's Integrative Med. Dept and IVF program, Professor of Medical Qi Gong at Five Branches, and Dean of Infinichi Qi Gong Program at Yo San University.
She has a passion for the clinical applications of qi gong and combines qi emission skills with training in qi gong movement, acupressure (certified acupressurist trained at Acupressure Institute in Berkeley), psychotherapy (graduate level courses taken at California Institute of Integral Studies in San Francisco), and Chinese herbal medicine (apprenticed with master herbalist John Fung).
She trained the 48 Chen Tai Chi form with Dr. Tayam, and continues her studies with Dr. Tayam training Master Hua Chi Ni's Cosmic Tour Bagua.
Kay is also a triple certified educator and publisher of "Health Prosperity" a blog that empowers people with strategies for achieving wellness with qi gong movements, self help acupressure, herbal medicine and Chinese energetic dietary tips.
I also offer wellness coaching in person and long distance via email. The experiences are customized to each individual to awaken your body, mind and spirit connection to achieve life goals.
The abundance of wellness, peace and growth is available to every one of us at any moment if we only open our souls to the process of simply breathing and being.
Qi gong is the life long art of cultivating the internal depth and harmony of the spirit. It is an art that is ever evolving just as we are ever evolving as individuals and as a species.
Everyone can begin the practice of qi gong with simple breathwork meditation. Please visit my website for free articles that give guidance. My blog archives can be found at http://www.aikihealing.com/
Contact me also for guidance if you live far from my studio and clinic. I provide focused long distance services to empower all people to begin a gentle practice of life-enhancing qi gong.