What Is Qigong?

Tai Chi and Qigong for Health and Wellbeing

A message from The desk of Keith Sharp, The initiator of the Aims and Visions To have Tai Chi and Qigong

approved and recommended by all national authorities, as principal complementary Therapies alongside other

modalities as Integrated Care becomes an essential element of our lives.

The target audience is not those teachers and instructors with in depth knowledge of Qigong, but members

of The public who need To become aware of The benefits of Qigong.

For example, my initial proposals were based upon The over 65's, of which There are around 12 million in the

UK.

Additionally, professionals such as The 68,000 physiotherapists, need convincing That Social Prescribing of

Qigong and Tai Chi should be part of The lifestyle matrix.

This illustration addresses The very basic explanation that could be offered to Those attending seminars, or

thinking about taking up the exercises. The picture Tries To depict an instructor, a member of The National

Health Service and a representative of The over 65's.

I wish to Thank Neil Bradley for his skill interpreting my thoughts.

This document can be used openly but please retain The Copyright holder text in the picture.