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SUMMARY:Course Two: TCF Adapted Program Form Training - 12 Hours
DESCRIPTION:Instructor: Patricia Corrigan Culotti\nCEU-Approved for 12 Contact hours\nPrerequisites: Participation in Course One. Requires proficiency in elements taught in Course One (formerly called Levels 1-2) \nRegister for this Course \nCost: $390 if registering by March 21st (early bird rate). $420 after March 21st. \nRegistration closes April 8th. Please contact us if you are interested in registering after that date. \nCourse Description: Participants review the Optional Side Support versions of the Basic Moves and the Tai Chi Fundamentals® (TCF) Form Part One. Participants practice and learn the Walker and Seated versions of the Basic Moves and learn all three versions of the TCF Adapted Form Parts Two and Three. Course includes Mind/Body Skills training\, partner teaching practicums\, TCF applications for specific populations\, and training in sensing qi. The course includes program applications for wellness and rehab settings. See the flyer below for the full schedule for this training. \nA Certificate of Completion is awarded to participants who have attended both days and have demonstrated the ability to teach program elements. This course also qualifies as partial contact hours fulfillment for TCF Instructor Certification. \nCourse flyer with detailed schedule (PDF) \nCourse Objectives: \n1) Learn Basic Moves & TCF Adapted Form in Optional Side Support\, Walker\, and Seated versions\n2) Teach select Basic Moves and TCF Adapted Form moves\n3) Describe TCF’s rationale\, biomechanics\, and functional benefits\n4) Lead Centering\, Breathing\, and Posture Awareness exercises\n5) Apply the sequence for introducing Mind/Body Skills \nAudience: Anyone interested in learning the program for personal use or wanting to teach this program. Physical and occupational therapists\, PTAs\, COTAs\, nurses\, activity directors\, recreational and fitness professionals\, tai chi and other martial arts Instructors\, acupuncturists and integrative health practitioners. \nThe Tai Chi Fundamentals® Adapted Program includes instruction in three versions: Standing with Optional Side Support\, Walker Support\, and Seated.  An accessible\, adaptable program for learning tai chi\, it is suitable for individuals with a wide range of abilities and can be modified to accommodate individual needs and interests. \nProgram Elements: All movements are taught in a simple-to-complex sequence for easy learning and have been modified for practice with optional side support\, walker support\, and seated. All 3 versions include: \n  – Basic Moves: a series of exercises that trains postural alignment\, body mechanics\, and energetic components of tai chi. Designed as building blocks for learning tai chi\, they are taught in a simple-to-complex progression with discrete\, measurable increments in difficulty. \n  – Tai Chi Fundamentals® Adapted Form: a flowing sequence of tai chi movements based in Yang Style tai chi and adapted from the Original Tai Chi Fundamentals® Form. \n  – Mind/Body Skills Training: integrated into both Basic Moves and Short Form instruction. Fosters attention and focus; a calm\, observant state of mind; awareness of posture and breathing; and physical relaxation. Characteristic of all traditional tai chi practice\, Mind/Body Skills training helps foster the cultivation of healthy qi\, or vital energy. \nDevelopment: in 2014 by Tricia Yu\, MA based on the need for a program that includes modifications for standing with support and seated applications. \nApplications: Balance dysfunction\, orthopedic and neurological rehabilitation\, pain management\, sports cross training\, cardiovascular and respiratory diseases\, medically complex\, chronic fatigue\, fibromyalgia\, and special populations. Use in hospitals\, sub-acute\, outpatient clinics\, and home care. Teach groups of all ages\, abilities\, and fitness levels in community wellness classes\, health clubs\, tai chi & martial arts schools\, senior centers\, and long-term care facilities. \n 
URL:https://taichihealth.com/event/course-two-tcf-adapted-program-form-training-12-hours/
LOCATION:Milwaukee Area\, WI and Virtual
CATEGORIES:COURSE TWO : TAI CHI FUNDAMENTALS® ADAPTED PROGRAM SHORT FORM TRAINING
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SUMMARY:TCF Movement Intensive: Certification Preparation - 6 hours
DESCRIPTION:Instructor: Patricia Corrigan Culotti\nPrerequisites: Previous experience in Tai Chi Fundamentals® or Yang Style Cheng Man-Ch’ing Lineage Form.\nFormat: Hybrid (in person in Milwaukee\, WI or virtually over Zoom) \nWPTA CEU-Approved for 6 Contact hours \nRegister for this Intensive \nCost: $180 if registering by April 29th (early bird rate)\, $200 after April 29th. \nRegistration closes May 6th. Please contact us if you are interested in registering after that date. \nIntensive Description: Ideal for Tai Chi Fundamentals® (TCF) certification preparation and for keeping certification current in both the TCF Adapted Program and Original TCF Program. Great training for class instructors\, for health professionals applying TCF therapeutically in their practice\, and for enriching your personal tai chi practice. \nFocus: Review and refine TCF Basic Moves and Form for either the TCF Adapted or Original TCF Programs. Includes teaching skills development\, movement analysis\, functional applications\, and Mind/Body Skills training in breathing\, relaxation\, sensing qi (vital energy)\, and visualization. Also includes coaching in constructive feedback and helping students improve their postural alignment. Licensed health professionals can document all program elements for reimbursement. Basic Moves\, Original TCF Form and sensing qi exercises are included in the Tai Chi Fundamentals® Patient Handout Software database available at Visual Health Information: http://www.vhikits.com/products/collections/TaiChi/TaiChi.aspx
URL:https://taichihealth.com/event/tcf-movement-intensive-certification-preparation-6-hours-6/
LOCATION:Milwaukee Area\, WI and Virtual
CATEGORIES:Tai Chi Fundamentals® Intensives
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SUMMARY:Course Three: Original TCF Form Training - 12 Hours
DESCRIPTION:Instructor: Rachel Sandretto\nWPTA-Approved for 12 Contact hours.\nPrerequisites: Participation in Course One. Requires proficiency in elements taught in Course One (formerly called Levels 1-2) \nRegister for this Course\n \nCost: $390 + required materials if registering by April 25th (early bird rate). $420 + materials after April 25th. \nRegistration closes May 9th. Please contact us if you are interested in registering after that date. \nCourse Description: Teaches all elements required for the Original Tai Chi Fundamentals® (TCF) Program Certification. Participants learn Parts 2 and 3 of the Original TCF Form and review all Basic Moves. Includes teaching practicums\, techniques for using TCF with specific populations\, advanced training in sensing qi\, and review of Energize exercises. \n\n\nThe course includes presentations by certified instructors on program applications in group wellness settings as well as therapeutic assessment and intervention tools. This course qualifies as partial contact hours fulfillment for TCF Instructor Certification. \nCourse flyer with detailed schedule (PDF) \n\nThe Tai Chi Fundamentals® Program provides a gateway to a Yang Style lineage tai chi and is a bridge between tai chi practice and the medical model. The first program of its kind\, it provides a clear\, systematic approach for mastering tai chi basics that builds from simple to complex patterns of movement. TCF integrates mind/body components of tai chi with clinical overview\, movement analysis\, and therapeutic and functional applications. \nProgram Elements: movements are taught in a motor development progression and can be modified for use with walkers and wheelchairs. Includes: \n– Basic Moves: graded sequence of exercises that reinforce functional movements of tai chi form and include basic elements of qigong training. They have applications both as assessment and intervention tools. \n– Original Tai Chi Fundamentals® Form: a sequence of simple to more complex movements of modified Yang Style Tai Chi. \n– Mind/Body Skills: fostering mind/body integration\, effective movement\, and sense of well-being. \n\n\nDevelopment: in 1996 by Tricia Yu\, MA and Jill Johnson\, MS\, PT\, targeting elements from traditional tai chi that enhance balance\, coordination\, strength\, and endurance. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nThe TCF Program has been featured in: PT Journal\, Journal of Rehab Management\, The Gerontologist\, APTA’s GeriNotes\, Medline Plus\, Topics in Geriatric Rehabilitation. Journal of Asian Martial Arts\, Wellness Program Management Advisor\, American College of Sports Medicine’s Health and Fitness Journal\, and Massage and Bodywork. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nCheck back for the full Course schedule.
URL:https://taichihealth.com/event/course-three-original-tcf-form-training-12-hours/
LOCATION:Tai Chi Center of Madison and Virtual\, 1304 S Midvale Blvd\, Madison\, WI\, 53711\, United States
CATEGORIES:COURSE THREE: ORIGINAL TAI CHI FUNDAMENTALS® FORM TRAINING
ORGANIZER;CN="Rachel Sandretto":MAILTO:taichihealth.rs@gmail.com
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DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260609
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SUMMARY:2026 TCF Certified Instructor and Yang Style CMC Short Form Retreats
DESCRIPTION:SAVE THE DATE:  June 3-8\, 2026\n\n\n\nJoin us at our biannual TCF Certified Instructors Retreat! This is a wonderful way to connect with other teachers\, fulfill all the requirements for keeping your certification current for the next two years\, and deepen your tai chi practice. \nThis year we are returning to our traditional format of holding back-to-back retreats for TCF and CMC Yang Style taiji. Staying for the CMC retreat is a wonderful way to start learning traditional taiji if you are new to it; if you’re experienced with the CMC form\, this is an opportunity to review the entire form in depth. The registration options below will allow you to sign up for either or both retreats\, along with our Advanced Certified TCF Instructor training (requires permission; contact Pat Culotti or Rachel Sandretto if you are interested). \nLocation: The DeKoven Center in Racine\, WI. Learn more about the historical DeKoven Center at their website. \nRegistration Options: To begin\, choose your preferred room option from the list below; from there\, you can select which Retreat(s) you would like to attend: \n\n\n\nResidential Retreat: Single Room\n\nResidential Retreat: Double Room (share with a roommate)\n\nCommuter Registration (non-residential; meals are included\, but stay off-site)\n\nTCF Advanced Certification Training\, Online and June 3\, 2026 \n\nDates: Online in advance\, Wednesday afternoon\, and continuing throughout the main event.\nPrerequisite: Permission to attend. Contact Rachel for more information.\nInstructors: Rachel Sandretto\, Patricia Culotti\, and Advanced Certified Instructors.\nTraining: Become a TCF Certification Reviewer or Course Instructor. This is the most thorough and cost-effective way to begin the process.\n\n\n\n\n\nMAIN EVENT: TCF Certified Instructors Retreat\, June 3-6\, 2026\n\nDates: Wednesday evening – Saturday morning\nPrerequisite: Certification in TCF or TCFA\, or planning to certify at the retreat.\nProvides: 12 WPTA contact hours; keeps certification current for the next two years.\nInstructors: Patricia Culotti\, Rachel Sandretto\, and Advanced Certified Instructors: Russ Mason\, Lori Enloe\, Kristi Hallisy\, Kelly Rehder\, and Jonathan Loesch.\nTraining:\n\nReview Original TCF Form and TCF Adapted Program Basic Moves and Short Form or teacha TCF Form move in our feedback/discussion groups. Joinus in honoring Tricia Yu and remembering her at a private memorial.\nPractice push hands (optional) at several opportunities throughout the retreat.\nParty! Talent show/skits on Friday night! Bring your instruments and party supplies\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nCheng Man-ch’ing (CMC) Yang Style Short Form Retreat: June 6-8\, 2026\n\nDates: Saturday afternoon – Monday morning. A great opportunity to learn and/or review CMC Form and applications.\nPrerequisite: None! All are welcome.\nInstructors: Patricia Corrigan Culotti; assistant instructors: Rachel Sandretto and Jonathan Loesch.\nTraining: Choose from concurrent classes based on your experience level:\n\nReview the entire CMC Yang Style short form\, or\nLearn the first third of the CMC Yang Style short form\n\n\n\nThe flyer below contains a detailed schedule for the Retreat: \n2026 Retreat Schedule and Registration Overview (PDF)
URL:https://taichihealth.com/event/2026-tcf-certified-instructor-and-yang-style-cmc-short-form-retreats/
LOCATION:The Dekoven Center\, 600 21st Street\, Racine\, WI\, 53189\, United States
CATEGORIES:Tai Chi Fundamentals®( TCF) Certified Instructor Retreat
ORGANIZER;CN="Rachel Sandretto":MAILTO:taichihealth.rs@gmail.com
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DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260609
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SUMMARY:2026 CMC Yang Style CMC Tai Chi Retreat
DESCRIPTION:SAVE THE DATE:  June 6-8\, 2026\n\n\n\nJoin us for our biannual CMC Yang Style Tai Chi Retreat! This is a wonderful way to deepen your tai chi practice by working with lineage instructors. It’s also a great way to connect with other practitioners and the broader tai chi community. \nRegistration: CMC Yang Style Retreat Registration Form \n\n\n\n\n\nAre you looking for our full retreat\, which includes extra days for Certified Tai Chi Fundamentals Instructors? Click here! (Note that the CMC retreat registration options on that page are the same as those found here.) \n\n\nDates: Saturday afternoon – Monday morning. A great opportunity to learn and/or review CMC Form and applications. \nLocation: The DeKoven Center in Racine\, WI. Learn more about the historical DeKoven Center at their website. \nPrerequisite: Prior experience with either CMC tai chi or Tai Chi Fundamentals \nInstructors: Patricia Corrigan Culotti (lead instructor for full form review); assistant instructors: Anne Gricevich\, Rachel Sandretto\, and Jonathan Loesch \nTraining: Choose from concurrent classes based on your experience level: \n\nReview the entire CMC Yang Style short form\, or\nLearn the first third of the CMC Yang Style short form\n\nThe flyer below contains a detailed schedule for the CMC Retreat: \n2026 CMC Retreat Schedule and Registration Overview (PDF)
URL:https://taichihealth.com/event/2026-cmc-yang-style-cmc-tai-chi-retreat/
LOCATION:The Dekoven Center\, 600 21st Street\, Racine\, WI\, 53189\, United States
CATEGORIES:Tai Chi Fundamentals®( TCF) Certified Instructor Retreat
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DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260913
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SUMMARY:Course One: TCF Program Basic Moves Training - 12 Hours
DESCRIPTION:Instructor: Pat Culotti or Rachel Sandretto\nAPTA Wisconsin CEU-Approved: 12 Contact hours\nPrerequisites: None. All levels of experience welcome. \nFormat: This Course will be held in hybrid format. You may attend in person or via Zoom. \nCheck back soon for registration \nCost: $390 + required materials (see registration form for specifics) \nRegistration closes September 4th. Please contact us if you are interested in registering after that date. \nCourse Description: Teaches the Tai Chi Fundamentals® (TCF) Program Basic Moves: Optional Side Support version and the TCF Short Form Part One. Introduces the Walker and Seated versions of the TCF Adapted Program. Features Mind/Body Skills training\, applications for wellness and rehabilitation\, and partner teaching practicums. Includes introduction to the ROM Dance® Program. See the flyer below for the full schedule for this training. \nAt the end of this course\, a TCF Program Basic Moves Certificate of Completion is awarded to participants who have demonstrated the ability to teach Basic Moves. Course qualifies as partial contact hours fulfillment for TCF Instructor Certification. \nCourse One Brochure with Detailed Schedule (PDF) \nCourse Objectives\n1) Learn the TCF Program Basic Moves with Side Support.\n2) Teach the TCF Program Basic Moves.\n3) Learn principles of movement adaptation for participants using chairs and walkers.\n4) Describe TCF’s rationale\, biomechanics & functional benefits.\n5) Practice Centering\, Breathing and Posture Awareness exercises.\n6) Practice TCF Adapted Program Short Form\, Part One \nThe Tai Chi Fundamentals Programs are adaptable\, accessible programs for learning tai chi. Suitable for individuals with a wide range of abilities\, they include instruction in three versions: Standing with Optional Side Support\, Walker Support\, and Seated. All program elements can be modified to accommodate individual needs. \nProgram Elements: All movements are taught in a motor development progression and have been modified for practice with optional side support\, walker support\, and seated. All 3 versions include: \n – Basic Moves: a series of exercises that trains postural alignment\, body mechanics\, and energetic components of tai chi. Designed as building blocks for learning tai chi\, they are taught in a simple-to-complex progression with discrete\, measurable increments in difficulty and have applications as assessment and intervention tools. \n – Tai Chi Fundamentals Form: a flowing sequence of tai chi movements based in Yang Style tai chi. \n– Mind/Body Skills Training: integrated into both Basic Moves and TCF Form instruction. Fosters attention and focus; a calm\, observant state of mind; awareness of posture and breathing; and physical relaxation. Characteristic of all traditional tai chi practice\, Mind/Body Skills training helps foster the cultivation of healthy qi\, or vital energy. \nDevelopment: The Original Tai Chi Fundamentals® Program was developed in 1996 by Tricia Yu\, MA and Jill Johnson\, MS\, PT\, targeting elements from traditional tai chi that enhance balance\, coordination\, strength\, and endurance. The Tai Chi Fundamentals® Adapted Program was developed in 2014 by Tricia Yu based on the need for a program that is easier to learn than the original TCF program and that includes modifications for standing with support and seated applications. \nThe TCF Program has been featured in: PT Journal\, Journal of Rehab Management\, The Gerontologist\, APTA’s GeriNotes\, Medline Plus\, Topics in Geriatric Rehabilitation. Journal of Asian Martial Arts\, Wellness Program Management Advisor\, American College of Sports Medicine’s Health and Fitness Journal\, Massage & Bodywork. \n\n 
URL:https://taichihealth.com/event/course-one-tcf-program-basic-moves-training-12-hours-2/
LOCATION:Milwaukee Area\, WI and Virtual
CATEGORIES:COURSE ONE: TAI CHI FUNDAMENTALS® ADAPTED PROGRAM BASIC MOVES TRAINING
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SUMMARY:Course Two: TCF Adapted Program Form Training - 12 Hours
DESCRIPTION:Instructor: Rachel Sandretto or Patricia Corrigan Culotti\nAPTA Wisconsin CEU-Approved: 12 Contact hours\nPrerequisites: Participation in Course One. This Course requires proficiency in elements taught in Course One (formerly called Levels 1-2) \nCheck back soon for registration \nCost: $390 \nRegistration closes October 2nd. Please contact us if you are interested in registering after that date. \nCourse Description: Participants review the Optional Side Support versions of the Basic Moves and the Tai Chi Fundamentals® (TCF) Form Part One. Participants practice and learn the Walker and Seated versions of the Basic Moves and learn all three versions of the TCF Adapted Form Parts Two and Three. Course includes Mind/Body Skills training\, partner teaching practicums\, TCF applications for specific populations\, and training in sensing qi. The course includes program applications for wellness and rehab settings. See the flyer below for the full schedule for this training. \nA Certificate of Completion is awarded to participants who have attended both days and have demonstrated the ability to teach program elements. This course also qualifies as partial contact hours fulfillment for TCF Instructor Certification. \nCourse flyer with detailed schedule (PDF) \nCourse Objectives: \n1) Learn Basic Moves & TCF Adapted Form in Optional Side Support\, Walker\, and Seated versions\n2) Teach select Basic Moves and TCF Adapted Form moves\n3) Describe TCF’s rationale\, biomechanics\, and functional benefits\n4) Lead Centering\, Breathing\, and Posture Awareness exercises\n5) Apply the sequence for introducing Mind/Body Skills \nAudience: Anyone interested in learning the program for personal use or wanting to teach this program. Physical and occupational therapists\, PTAs\, COTAs\, nurses\, activity directors\, recreational and fitness professionals\, tai chi and other martial arts Instructors\, acupuncturists and integrative health practitioners. \nThe Tai Chi Fundamentals® Adapted Program includes instruction in three versions: Standing with Optional Side Support\, Walker Support\, and Seated.  An accessible\, adaptable program for learning tai chi\, it is suitable for individuals with a wide range of abilities and can be modified to accommodate individual needs and interests. \nProgram Elements: All movements are taught in a simple-to-complex sequence for easy learning and have been modified for practice with optional side support\, walker support\, and seated. All 3 versions include: \n  – Basic Moves: a series of exercises that trains postural alignment\, body mechanics\, and energetic components of tai chi. Designed as building blocks for learning tai chi\, they are taught in a simple-to-complex progression with discrete\, measurable increments in difficulty. \n  – Tai Chi Fundamentals® Adapted Form: a flowing sequence of tai chi movements based in Yang Style tai chi and adapted from the Original Tai Chi Fundamentals® Form. \n  – Mind/Body Skills Training: integrated into both Basic Moves and Short Form instruction. Fosters attention and focus; a calm\, observant state of mind; awareness of posture and breathing; and physical relaxation. Characteristic of all traditional tai chi practice\, Mind/Body Skills training helps foster the cultivation of healthy qi\, or vital energy. \nDevelopment: in 2014 by Tricia Yu\, MA based on the need for a program that includes modifications for standing with support and seated applications. \nApplications: Balance dysfunction\, orthopedic and neurological rehabilitation\, pain management\, sports cross training\, cardiovascular and respiratory diseases\, medically complex\, chronic fatigue\, fibromyalgia\, and special populations. Use in hospitals\, sub-acute\, outpatient clinics\, and home care. Teach groups of all ages\, abilities\, and fitness levels in community wellness classes\, health clubs\, tai chi & martial arts schools\, senior centers\, and long-term care facilities. \n 
URL:https://taichihealth.com/event/course-two-tcf-adapted-program-form-training-12-hours-2/
LOCATION:Madison\, WI and Virtual
CATEGORIES:COURSE TWO : TAI CHI FUNDAMENTALS® ADAPTED PROGRAM SHORT FORM TRAINING
ORGANIZER;CN="Rachel Sandretto":MAILTO:taichihealth.rs@gmail.com
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DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20261016T163000
DTSTAMP:20260407T183835
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LAST-MODIFIED:20260405T193723Z
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SUMMARY:TCF Movement Intensive: Certification Preparation - 3 hours
DESCRIPTION:Instructor: Patricia Corrigan Culotti\nPrerequisites: Previous experience in Tai Chi Fundamentals® or Yang Style Cheng Man-Ch’ing Lineage Form.\nFormat: Hybrid (in person in Milwaukee\, WI or virtually over Zoom) \nWPTA CEU-Approved for 6 Contact hours \nCheck back for registration \nCost: $180 \nRegistration closes October 22nd. Please contact us if you are interested in registering after that date. \nIntensive Description: Ideal for Tai Chi Fundamentals® (TCF) certification preparation and for keeping certification current in both the TCF Adapted Program and Original TCF Program. Great training for class instructors\, for health professionals applying TCF therapeutically in their practice\, and for enriching your personal tai chi practice. \nFocus: Review and refine TCF Basic Moves and Form for either the TCF Adapted or Original TCF Programs. Includes teaching skills development\, movement analysis\, functional applications\, and Mind/Body Skills training in breathing\, relaxation\, sensing qi (vital energy)\, and visualization. Also includes coaching in constructive feedback and helping students improve their postural alignment. Licensed health professionals can document all program elements for reimbursement. Basic Moves\, Original TCF Form and sensing qi exercises are included in the Tai Chi Fundamentals® Patient Handout Software database available at Visual Health Information: http://www.vhikits.com/products/collections/TaiChi/TaiChi.aspx
URL:https://taichihealth.com/event/tcf-movement-intensive-certification-preparation-6-hours-7/
LOCATION:Milwaukee Area\, WI and Virtual
CATEGORIES:Tai Chi Fundamentals® Intensives
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261113
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20261115
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SUMMARY:Course Three: Original TCF Form Training - 12 Hours
DESCRIPTION:Instructor: Rachel Sandretto or Patricia Corrigan Culotti\nAPTA Wisconsin CEU-Approved: 12 Contact hours\nPrerequisites:Participation in Course One. This Course requires proficiency in elements taught in Course One (formerly called Levels 1-2) \nCheck back for registration\n \nCost: $390 + required materials (see flyer below or registration form for details) \nRegistration closes November 6th. Please contact us if you are interested in registering after that date. \nCourse Description: Teaches all elements required for the Original Tai Chi Fundamentals® (TCF) Program Certification. Participants learn Parts 2 and 3 of the Original TCF Form and review all Basic Moves. Includes teaching practicums\, techniques for using TCF with specific populations\, advanced training in sensing qi\, and review of Energize exercises. \n\n\nThe course includes presentations by certified instructors on program applications in group wellness settings as well as therapeutic assessment and intervention tools. This course qualifies as partial contact hours fulfillment for TCF Instructor Certification. \nCourse flyer with detailed schedule (PDF) \n\nThe Tai Chi Fundamentals® Program provides a gateway to a Yang Style lineage tai chi and is a bridge between tai chi practice and the medical model. The first program of its kind\, it provides a clear\, systematic approach for mastering tai chi basics that builds from simple to complex patterns of movement. TCF integrates mind/body components of tai chi with clinical overview\, movement analysis\, and therapeutic and functional applications. \nProgram Elements: movements are taught in a motor development progression and can be modified for use with walkers and wheelchairs. Includes: \n– Basic Moves: graded sequence of exercises that reinforce functional movements of tai chi form and include basic elements of qigong training. They have applications both as assessment and intervention tools. \n– Original Tai Chi Fundamentals® Form: a sequence of simple to more complex movements of modified Yang Style Tai Chi. \n– Mind/Body Skills: fostering mind/body integration\, effective movement\, and sense of well-being. \n\n\nDevelopment: in 1996 by Tricia Yu\, MA and Jill Johnson\, MS\, PT\, targeting elements from traditional tai chi that enhance balance\, coordination\, strength\, and endurance. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nThe TCF Program has been featured in: PT Journal\, Journal of Rehab Management\, The Gerontologist\, APTA’s GeriNotes\, Medline Plus\, Topics in Geriatric Rehabilitation. Journal of Asian Martial Arts\, Wellness Program Management Advisor\, American College of Sports Medicine’s Health and Fitness Journal\, and Massage and Bodywork.
URL:https://taichihealth.com/event/course-three-original-tcf-form-training-12-hours-2/
LOCATION:Madison\, WI and Virtual
CATEGORIES:COURSE THREE: ORIGINAL TAI CHI FUNDAMENTALS® FORM TRAINING
ORGANIZER;CN="Rachel Sandretto":MAILTO:taichihealth.rs@gmail.com
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