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ABOUT US

Marshall Garland

 

Marshall has been doing Tai Chi and several forms of QiGong since the late 1990s. Exercise and diet have been the keys to Marshall’s losing 40 pounds and keeping it off for more than 25 years, keeping his cholesterol in check without drugs for over 25 years, improving balance, and maintaining flexibility.

 
QiGon
g Certifications

TQHI (Tai Chi & QiGong Healing Institute)

  • instructor of Therapeutic QiGong, Levels 1 and 2

  • QiGong Level 3, specializing in QiGong for Diabetes and Weight Control, QiGong for Heart Disease and Hypertension, and QiGong for Cancer Healing

IIQTC (Institute of Integral QiGong and Tai Chi)

  • Healer Within Medical QiGong and Integral QiGong instructor

  • Healer Within Medical QiGong Practice Leader

Tai Chi Certifications

TQHI

  • Tai Chi instructor of Yang Style 24

IIQTC

  • Tai Chi Easy™ and Integral Tai Chi

Other Certifications

Marshall is also a TQHI certified Tui Na Wellness Therapist with advanced training in neck and back therapy, a certified Reiki Therapist (Advanced), and is certified in CPR and AED.


Marshall is a member of the Tai Chi & QiGong Healing Institute, the Institute of Integral QiGong and Tai Chi, the QiGong Institute, and NAMASTA.

Listings:

Tai Chi and QiGong Healing Institute 

Institute of Integral Tai Chi and QiGong (IIQTC) 

National QiGong Association

The QiGong Institute

  
 

Gail Garland

 

Gail is a TQHI certified Therapeutic QiGong instructor, Levels 1 and 2, as well as a certified Reiki Master. She does long-distance Reiki as well as hands-on treatments, and often uses crystals during treatments.

Doing Tai Chi since the late 1990s has enabled Gail to maintain flexibility despite arthritis and severe scoliosis.

Doing Therapeutic QiGong since April, 2016, Gail has further improved her posture, flexibility, muscle tone, balance, and breathing. Her arthritic fingers are straighter and stronger.

With diet and exercise, Gail has lost weight, eliminated the use of over-the-counter painkillers and prescription drugs for high blood pressure.

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