Compassionate Arts Health and Longevity Services

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Introduction: My holistic healing services include the following: * Acupuncture * Medical Qigong * Chinese Herbal Medicine * Nutritional Counseling (including diet, supplements, western herbs, etc.) Note, this service is provided for Chinese medical patients (acupuncture, herbs) only. Not available as a separate service. * Distance Qigong Healing (allowing us to offer healing to people all around the world with no travel involved) * Zero Balancing * Craniosacral Therapy * Tuina I also offer workshops, weekly classes and private lessons in taiji (tai chi), qigong (chi gong) and various related practices. While taiji martial applications may be taught, the primary focus is health, longevity, energetic sensitivity and spiritual cultivation. Restoring and maintaining good health comes first. I often make substantial improvements even after conventional western medical options have been exhausted. Then, for all who are interested, I can begin the process of increasing an energetic, productive and meaningful longevity!

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Dean G.

Apr 21, 2015

In high school I injured my shoulder wrestling and playing football. It has been bothering me for twenty years, I tried everything I could think of to help it, stretching, going to various doctors including physical therapy, but after a few months it was only slightly better. I work in construction, so this was interfering with my work as well as with most other aspects of my life, and I still was not able to get better. I recently decided to get back in shape and began lifting weights and the pain came back worse than ever and I had to stop doing shoulder exercises. I read an article on Qigong and figured it was worth a try so I looked up Steve and signed up for private lessons. I explained my shoulder problems to him and he taught me some Chinese exercises, and after just two weeks of learning and practicing my shoulder felt almost back to normal. Now I'm able to work, sleep, and live my life without shoulder pain, and I've even been able to resume lifting weights.

John H.

Apr 21, 2015

Steve is an excellent teacher, consistently patient, creative, and skillful. Steve uses a variety of approaches to explain the Taiji form, including demonstrations, (partner) exercises, and even metaphor. He is extremely knowledgable concerning the underpinnings of Taiji, its health benefits and its martial arts applications. He gives personal attention to each student and breaks down the complicated form into smaller elements that are easier to understand. Steve also has a pleasant, helpful manner that makes the class enjoyable. I would enthusiastically recommend his classes to anyone interested in the benefits of Taiji. Sincerely, John Heymann

Alla P.

Apr 21, 2015

I have been diabetic since age 3 and am insulin dependent. I have been your (tai chi) student for several weeks. (After more than 10 years of no sensation in my feet from diabetic neuropathy, since beginning my tai chi practice), sensation in my feet has increased, and for the last two weeks (the sensations) have increased strongly. I am positive that the tai chi system gives very good results for my diabetic condition. Alla Pourzyreva

Pat M.

Apr 23, 2015

The material was very accessible for both beginning and more advanced students. Steven presents material with a very clean narrative background, methodical practice experience, and ongoing individualized guidance. He is an excellent instructor-- quite gifted, yet humble in his presenration. Thank you for your still and sensitivity.

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Someone with an NCCAOM certification will guarantee at least basic competence. Someone who has been in practice for at least five years will have the necessary experience to provide better service. Someone who has at least a Master of Science degree will be able to most effectively communicate with your M.D. if necessary, and suggest appropriate western medical tests for screening purposes. Similarly, teachers of taiji and/or qigong who have years of experience and a varied background will likely provide the best education in those topics, with the ability to tailor those practices to your needs if necessary.