Qigong for Anxiety and Stress

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Qigong for Stress and Anxiety- Regain and maintain calmness

This Qigong for Stress and Anxiety course has optional captions (English, French & Spanish).

Welcome to the Qigong for Stress and Anxiety course. My name is Des Lawton and I have over 30 years experience in teaching Qigong with over 20 years, professional, experience as a Shiatsu Practitioner and Qigong Practitioner.

Stress and anxiety are so prevalent nowadays that I find myself dealing with these conditions as often as sports injuries, etc. Seeing a therapist on a weekly basis is often not affordable for many people whether that is financially or time wise. My goal is and has always been to make a difference, not make a fortune. So to enable and empower my patients, I teach them these Qigong. The benefits are plain to see from the positive results gained and the amazing feedback received.

At the end of this Qigong for Stress course you will be able to practice these exercises. Exercises that, when practiced properly, will empower you and help you win back your life. The course is structured to in exactly the same way that I teach my patients. You need to adhere to that structure to gain the benefits. Please follow that structure as it provides all the information you need in order to do the Qigong properly. If you suffer with anxiety or stress, enrolling on this course can be your first step to finding calmness, maintaining that calmness and reclaiming your life.

The, free preview, Introduction lesson explains the course in depth. It is now up to you whether you take that first step.

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By taking part in this Qigong for Stress course you agree to the terms and conditions. These can be found in the, preview enabled, Introduction lecture in Section 1 of the course. The therapies and courses provided by San Bao School are of a Complementary nature. You are advised, in the first instance, to consult a medical practitioner in order that you receive a medical diagnosis. Self-diagnosis is not recommended and internet-based advice is no substitute for a face-to-face visit with a medical practitioner.