ONLINE Move, Breathe, Feel Better: Therapeutic Qigong for Mind and Body

Monthly online Qigong workshops to help you relax, recharge, and feel better every day.

Join me for a six-month journey into therapeutic movement, mindfulness, and natural wellbeing.

November 30th 2025

January 4th 2026

February 8th 2026

March 15th 2026

May 24th 2026 (no session in April)

June 14th 2026

Each month explores a new focus within the art of Qigong - gentle, flowing movement combined with mindful breathing and relaxation. These sessions are designed to help you release tension, restore balance, improve sleep, and cultivate calm, steady energy that you can carry into everyday life.

Rooted in both ancient wisdom and modern movement science, this is a therapeutic approach to Qigong - adaptable, evidence-informed, and accessible for all levels.

No experience is needed. Whether you’re new to Qigong or have practised before, you’ll learn simple yet profound techniques to support your body, mind, and spirit. Each workshop builds upon the last, guiding you through a progressive path toward feeling lighter, clearer, and more at ease.

The Six-Month Journey

1. Managing Stress & Anxiety Through Movement and Mind
Learn how therapeutic movement and breath can help settle the nervous system, release tension, and create inner calm.

2. Emotional Flow & Regulation
Transform stuck emotions through mindful movement and breath to rediscover ease, resilience, and balance.

3. Recharge & Recovery
Experience restorative and therapeutic Qigong practices to release fatigue, replenish your energy, and feel grounded once more.

4. Evening Reset: Qigong for Rest and Sleep
Gentle, grounding practices to quiet the mind and prepare the body for deep, nourishing rest.

5. Morning Vitality: Awaken Energy and Focus
Uplifting movements and breathwork to centre your mind and awaken fresh energy for the day ahead.

6. Everyday Qigong: Integrating Mind-Body Balance into Daily Life
Learn short, practical sequences you can use anytime to stay balanced, calm, and energised throughout your day.

Workshop Format (2 hours)

Each session includes a balanced blend of theory, practice, and reflection. While the structure may vary slightly depending on the theme and group needs, a general format looks like this:

Presentation: 20 minutes
Q&A: 5 minutes
Mindful Movement Practice: 30–50 minutes
Q&A: 5–15 minutes
Presentation: 20 minutes
Meditation & Breathwork Practice: 20 minutes
Review & Close: 5 minutes

Each component is designed to be accessible and adaptable. Movements can be modified according to your capacity and can even be done seated if preferred.

Who It’s For

These workshops are for anyone who wants to feel better in their body, mind, and energy, especially if you’re looking for a calm, mindful way to reduce stress and move with greater ease.
You might be:

Feeling tense, tired, or out of balance and wanting a gentle reset
Seeking natural ways to manage stress, anxiety, or fatigue
Looking to improve sleep and build steady, sustainable energy
Wanting to reconnect with your body through mindful, therapeutic movement
Already practising yoga, meditation, or other movement arts and curious to explore Qigong as a complement

All movements can be adapted to suit your capacity and can even be done seated, so everyone is welcome.

What You’ll Gain

Over six months, you’ll develop a personal toolkit of therapeutic Qigong practices to help you:

Relax more deeply and recover faster from stress
Sleep more soundly and wake with greater vitality
Feel calmer, clearer, and more centred throughout your day
Cultivate emotional balance and resilience
Move with greater freedom, ease, and awareness
Integrate therapeutic movement and breathwork into daily life for long-term wellbeing

Each session offers time to learn, practise, and reflect, so you leave not only feeling better but also equipped with therapeutic tools you can use anytime, anywhere.

Research Insight
Regular Qigong practice has been shown to significantly reduce stress, anxiety, and depression while improving overall quality of life (Zou et al., 2018).
You’ll also gain physical benefits: research shows Qigong forms like Baduanjin can enhance flexibility, endurance, and composite measures of physical fitness (Ye et al., 2022).

Evidence Spotlight
Mind–body exercises such as Qigong can effectively improve sleep quality and reduce insomnia symptoms (Liu et al., 2020)

How to Prepare

Wear comfortable clothing that allows easy movement
Have a yoga mat or similar for seated or lying practices
Keep a chair or stool handy for seated practice - no arms and firm seat rather than soft
Stay hydrated; have water to hand
A notebook if you like to jot down insights or reflections

You’re welcome to participate at your own pace. Movements can be modified or performed seated - comfort and safety come first.

Accessibility and Health Considerations

If you have any health concerns regarding any part of the practice, please contact Sarah in advance.
Sarah is a qualified Exercise Scientist and Senior White Tiger Qigong Instructor. However, if you have an injury or a chronic health condition, please ensure you have clearance to exercise from a GP, Physiotherapist, Exercise Physiologist or another suitably qualified health professional before participating.

Investment

Choose the contribution that best reflects your circumstances:

Standard: $360
Supported (Pay What You Can): from $180
Pay It Forward: $420–$480

Your participation not only supports your own wellbeing but also helps make these workshops accessible to others in the community.

Join the Journey

Each workshop can be enjoyed on its own or as part of the full series.
Come as you are, move at your own pace, and leave feeling refreshed, balanced, and restored - the therapeutic Qigong way.

Liu, J., Yeung, A., Xiao, T., Tian, X., Kong, Z., Zou, L., Wang, X., & Hui, S. S. C. (2020). Qigong for sleep disturbance in adults: A systematic review and meta-analysis of randomized controlled trials. Frontiers in Psychiatry, 11, 684. https://doi.org/10.3389/fpsyt.2020.00684

Ye, Y., Xie, S., Gong, L., Liu, J., Luo, S., Ye, J., & Zou, L. (2022). The effect of Baduanjin exercise on health-related physical fitness of college students: A randomized controlled trial. Frontiers in Public Health, 10, 965544. https://doi.org/10.3389/fpubh.2022.965544

Zou, L., Sasaki, J. E., Wang, H., Xiao, Z., Fang, Q., & Zhang, M. (2018). A systematic review and meta-analysis of mind-body exercises in patients with chronic diseases: Impact on mental health and quality of life. American Journal of Health Promotion, 32(5), 1130–1141. https://doi.org/10.1177/0890117117746757