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The Yin Yang House Goes Live - Tong Ren Energy Healing Class and Qi Gong Class Broadcasts Submitted By: Chad Dupuis Starting Tuesday October 23rd, 2012 we will start live broadcasts of our weekly Tong Ren Therapy Energy Healing Class and our Introductory Qi Gong Exercise Class. These are physical classes held in our Chattanooga location that we will broadcast. The Tong Ren Therapy class has a chat window for individuals to submit their healing requests.	Yin Yang House Featured in Chattanooga Times Southside Edition (for our move to Main St) Submitted By: Chad Dupuis Our local newspaper recently wrote a story by us, the overall mission of the Yin Yang House and our move to the southside of Chattanooga. It was a well written article that will help people understand more about where Chinese Medicine is coming from and what it has to offer. To read the full article, click here.
The Yin Yang House Has Moved (September 11, 2012) UPDATE Submitted By: yyh_staff As many of our patients are already aware, we have moved from our North Chattanooga location to the Southside. As of September 10th, 2012 we are in our new building at 822 E. Main Street. Our phone number will remain the same: (423) 521-0480 Our new address is: 822 East Main Street, Chattanooga, TN 37408 (on the corner of Main Street and Central Avenue)	Great Article About the Legacy and Future of Traditional Chinese Medicine Submitted By: Chad Dupuis I rarely post links to other articles without providing my own commentary or discussion. The following news story from the China Daily newspaper, however, sums up the importance of TCM in such a clear way that I felt it important to do so:
5 Years Serving the Acupuncture and Wellness Needs of the Chattanooga Community - Thank You Chattanooga!! Submitted By: Chad Dupuis Thank You For Five Great Years!! I wanted to take a moment to write a brief thank you to all of our wonderful friends, patients, students, colleagues, and innocent bystanders that we have met and aided these past 5 years in Chattanooga. I can hardly believe that 5 years have already passed since moving down to this beautiful city! Many of you know my story of how I chose Chattanooga as the city to relocate my practices from Boston, but for those who don’t the story, the most significant factor is that I knew absolutel	Qigong & T'ai Chi: Watertown MA class starts Wed Sept 14 2011 Submitted By: Judith Poole Qigong, EnergyMedicine &Yang Style T’ai Chi @ Art Relief, 818 Mt. Auburn Street, Watertown, MA Wednesdays 9:15 - 10:45 Sept 14- Oct 26 No class Oct 5 $90 Call Judith to Register 617-923-8856 And do invite your friends!
Taoist Meditation Series Submitted By: Judith Poole Taoist Meditations are known as internal alchemy. They focus attention inwardly, helping you degvelop a deeper relationship with your vital organs. Benefits include more restful sleep, well-regulated blood pressure, increased virality, a deeper mind-body connection, grounding, and enhanced immunity. 5 initial meetings Fridays 7-8:30 PM beginning 3/11/2011. Investment $80. Option for group to continuye with sufficient interest. Watertown Location TBD depending on enrollment. Register with Judith directly.	T'ai Chi, Qigong and Energy Medicine classes Continue in Watertown, MA Submitted By: Judith Poole SECOND SESSION is Tuesdays 9:30-11 AM March 22-May 10 and/or Thursdays 7-8:30 PM March 17-May 9 AND you can start any time with tuition pro-rated.
Merry Christmas and All the Best for 2011 from the Yin Yang House Submitted By: Chad Dupuis I just wanted to take a moment to wish all of my students, colleagues, patients, staff and innocent bystanders a Merry Christmas! I thank you greatly for all of your support. I also want to extend the best of wishes for a wonderful 2011! I hope you enjoy the holiday season and the new year in good health and vibrant spirit!	Five Element Theory - Presentation Notes - Chattanooga 12/11/2010 Submitted By: Chad Dupuis I've attached my recent presentation to the Chattanooga Noetic Sciences group on the Five Element Theory of Chinese Medicine below. Any comments or feedback about what we discussed is welcome. I hope those who were able to attend found it a useful discussion! HTML Version
New six meridians wind tranformation formula Submitted By: Feng Mei Shanghan(Wind Cold): Taiyang(Ub) > Yangming ( St) > Shaoyang ( Gb) > Jueyin( Lv) > Taiyin ( Sp ) > Shaoyin ( Kd)	New Comparative Tai Chi Book Available by Master Vincent Chu Submitted By: Chad Dupuis Master Vincent Chu is a well known and accomplished Yang Style Tai Chi master. He has written a number of texts and contributes regularly to various martial arts magazines along with teaching around the world. Within his latest publications, which is best for people already practicing Tai Chi, he discusses very detailed information about Tai Chi and then explores these deep concepts by comparing large frame, medium frame and small frame movements.
Qigong (Tai Chi Dao Yin) / Tai Chi Classes Submitted By: John Choi Description: Tai Chi Dao Yin is a Qigong routine that is developed by Master Tam and is easy to learn. People generally feel more relaxed and grounded after class. Highly recommend for those who are looking for a gentle and safe exercise to promote well-being. Tai Chi - a collection of slow movements; it helps the body to be relaxed and grounded, and nurtures the mind-body connection. Traditional Yang Style form will be taught. Schedule:	New Comments Notification Feature Added to the Yin Yang House Submitted By: yyh_staff Along with our recently added bookmarking feature, we also released a new email notifications service for our members. By default everyone is signed up to the service and you can disable/re-enable this service system-wide by editing your profile or disabling per post by unchecking the notifications checkbox at the bottom. This means that if you disable the service in your profile (i..e system-wide) you will never receive a notification regardless of what you check when you post.
New Bookmark Feature Added to the Yin Yang House Submitted By: yyh_staff Due to the growth of our site we have been working on ways to allow you our readers to best find what you are looking for. Boxes that you find on the site such as the similar items and readers who read this also read, etc. are part of this. Today we added a new feature which you will see near the bottom of many (but not all) pages - "Add This To Your Bookmarks".

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