Seal

CEUL024952: Experiential Workshop: Mind-Body-Movement Specialist Certification: Use Tai Chi & Qigong to Decrease Pain, Build Strength & Improve Functional Movement

PESI, Inc.

Approved

This course has been Approved in APTA AZ

Credit valid October 30, 2018 to October 30, 2019

Org Logo
Credit Description:

You work hard to bring healing to your patients. Bringing an end to pain and restoring movement, strength, dignity, and independence. With the right skills and tools, your work can have life-changing impacts on those you serve. But many patients fail to respond to traditional biomedical approaches that ignore the stress and social influences that can hinder therapeutic progress. And with a short amount of time in session, you worry that the “homework” you give your patients can seem tedious, unappealing, and ultimately fail to encourage them to commit to your treatment plan. Attend this 2-day workshop and discover how to breakthrough these barriers and improve treatment sessions using the time-tested methods of Tai Chi and Qigong. In just 2 days, become a certified Mind-Body Movement Specialist to revolutionize your treatment methods, regardless of where you practice. These ancient methods have been proven to reduce chronic pain and emotional stress, which can dramatically improve a client’s self-efficacy during and after therapy. In addition, these movements can help you reduce the risk of falls and dramatically improve functional movement. Best of all – get reimbursed using this comprehensive, mind-body method. Don’t miss out – this certification is a must-have for any clinician looking to boost results.

Created On: Oct-27-2018 12:00 AM ET

Last Modified On: Mar-13-2026 07:23 AM ET

Application Website URL

Delivery Method: In Person

Date Approved: Nov-28-2018 01:14 PM ET

Credit Requested: 12.00

Credit Approved: 12.00

Public Access: CEUL is open to public

Credit Event Dates

Date Location Name City, State More Information
January 17, 2019 - January 18, 2019 Phoenix, AZ Link  
January 19, 2019 - January 20, 2019 Albuquerque, NM Link