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DESCRIPTION:Qi Gong for Women | GLADYS DELEPIERRE x WOC\
nNO BOOKING via Wheel of Care - PLEASE BOOK via the link below BOOK HERE W
hoever feels called to this workshop is warmly welcome. This two-hour Qi G
ong for Women session in Brussels is designed to relax\, while also teachi
ng a gentle self-help technique using movements and exercises to balance t
he body\, mind\, female hormones\, and menstrual cycle. Qi Gong for Women\
, also known as Nu Zi Gong\, was specifically designed for women in a hosp
ital for Traditional Chinese Medicine. Dr. Liu Ya Fei introduced this prac
tice to the West and continues to conduct scientific research into its ben
eficial effects on female health and hormonal balance. The movements and s
elf-massages help bring the female organs and hormones into balance. Parti
cular attention is given to mental and emotional well-being\, by gently re
leasing emotions that may be held in the abdominal and chest area. This fo
rm of Qi Gong can be practiced preventively\, or to support existing imbal
ances in the body\, such as:fertility challengesirregular or painful menst
rual cycleshormonal imbalancesmenopausal symptomspostpartum recovery The m
ovements are easy to learn and accessible to all. You will also receive a
handout of the self-massage techniques to take home\, as a reminder for th
ose who wish to continue practicing independently.During this Qi Gong for
Women sessionWe begin together in a circle\, taking a gentle moment to con
nect with one another. We briefly reflect on the menstrual cycle and how C
hinese Medicine views certain symptoms.We then move into a more active pha
se with Qi Gong movements that stimulate the flow of energy (Qi) and prepa
re the body to receive the self-massages.The second part focuses on self-m
assage of the chest and abdominal area — key techniques which\, with reg
ular practice\, may help alleviate or even resolve certain complaints.We c
lose the session with a short guided meditation to integrate [...]
DTSTAMP:20260905T034338Z
LOCATION:Wheel of Care\, Nieuwland 194\, 4th FLOOR\, 1000 Brussel\, Belgium
SUMMARY:Qi Gong for Women | GLADYS DELEPIERRE x WOC
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:Qi Gong for Women | GLADYS DELE
PIERRE x WOC\nNO BOOKING via Wheel of Care - PLEASE BOOK via the link
below BOOK HERE Whoever feels called to this workshop is warmly welcome. T
his two-hour Qi Gong for Women session in Brussels is designed to relax\,
while also teaching a gentle self-help technique using movements and exerc
ises to balance the body\, mind\, female hormones\, and menstrual cycle. Q
i Gong for Women\, also known as Nu Zi Gong\, was specifically designed fo
r women in a hospital for Traditional Chinese Medicine. Dr. Liu Ya Fei int
roduced this practice to the West and continues to conduct scientific rese
arch into its beneficial effects on female health and hormonal balance. Th
e movements and self-massages help bring the female organs and hormones in
to balance. Particular attention is given to mental and emotional well-bei
ng\, by gently releasing emotions that may be held in the abdominal and ch
est area. This form of Qi Gong can be practiced preventively\, or to suppo
rt existing imbalances in the body\, such as:fertility challengesirregular
or painful menstrual cycleshormonal imbalancesmenopausal symptomspostpart
um recovery The movements are easy to learn and accessible to all. You wil
l also receive a handout of the self-massage techniques to take home\, as
a reminder for those who wish to continue practicing independently.During
this Qi Gong for Women sessionWe begin together in a circle\, taking a gen
tle moment to connect with one another. We briefly reflect on the menstrua
l cycle and how Chinese Medicine views certain symptoms.We then move into
a more active phase with Qi Gong movements that stimulate the flow of ener
gy (Qi) and prepare the body to receive the self-massages.The second part
focuses on self-massage of the chest and abdominal area — key techniques
which\, with regular practice\, may help alleviate or even resolve certai
n complaints.We close the session with a short guided meditation to integr
ate [...]
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