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Our Value
Community
We cherish the strength of community. We believe that through shared practice and mutual support, we can grow, heal, and thrive together.
Empowerment
We are committed to guiding you on a healing journey, but ultimately, the best healer and teacher is yourself. Only you have the power to change your life.
Wellbeing
We embrace a holistic approach emcompassing physical, mental, enviromental and energetic dimensions to nurture your vitalit and overall health.
Why we are here?
Numerous studies indicate that stress and a sedentary lifestyle are major health risks in modern society. Research shows that mindful bodywork such as Tai Chi can significantly reduce stress and anxiety, lowering the risk of heart disease, stroke, dementia, diabetes and obesity. It also boosts productivity, enhances quality of life, and promotes longevity and happiness.
Our Story
Our offer
At The Healing Hut, we offer a nourishing space where you can relax, rest and restore healing connections within yourself and with the world around you. Our services include group and private consultation, tutorial, classes, and workshops in self-healing practices such as Tai Chi, Qi Gong, and Meditation.
Our Mission
Our mission is to encourage proactive self-care and regular bodywork as the best treatment. At The Healing Hut, we believe in investing in prevention rather than cure, empowering individuals to take charge of their well-being and enjoy a healthier, happier life.
Our Vision
We aspire to enhance the health and happiness of 1,000,000,000 people worldwide.
What makes us unique?
We are change-makers.
We empower changemakers to create positive change for themselves and others.
Our Voice
We’re warm so that people are comfortable.
We’re delightful so that people are optimistic.
We’re reliable so that people are confident.
We’re calm so that people are relaxed.
Our logo
We chose the Tai Chi symbol as the archetype for our logo, incorporating the stroke of traditional Chinese brush painting to honor the whakapapa of Tai Chi.
The drop of ink resembles a person’s head, symbolizing our bow to papatūānuku. The upward direction of the stroke represents healing and positive change.
Testimonials
Jing Jing is the most wonderful Tai chi and Qigong teacher that you will find.
She is very knowledgeable, a natural teacher, makes classes fun but expects students to work and learn and make sure we all do. She is a master Tai chi practitioner who loves to share her wisdom . She had a depth of knowledge and enthusiasm you only rarely find in a teacher.
Can't recommend her enough!
My partner& I had a wonderful private QiGong workshop with JingJing. She has such a clear and understandable way of sharing the theory and practice of Qi Gong, Tai Chi and Chinese medicine principles. Her knowledge and experience runs deep but she makes it all very accessible and you can immediately feel the benefits of the QiGong. I'm sure you will leave JingJing's sessions feeling enlightened and inspired!
Upcoming Events
Sunrise Qi Gong with Shirley
Time: 9.30am-10.30am Tuesday
Venue: Isel Park, 16 Hilliard Street, Stoke, Nelson
Whether you're looking to enhance physical strength, or simply find a moment of peace, our classes provide the perfect sanctuary. In the beautiful Isel Park, we'll explore ancient Qi Gong grace tailored for here and now. We hope to enrich your life with balance and joy.
Start tai chi with 8-form flow
Specifically tailored for beginners, our 8-Form Tai Chi Workshop offers an ideal foundation for practicing Tai Chi daily from the comfort of your home.
Across two Saturday mornings, you will set forth on a voyage of mastering the art of flowing with your body's innate healing capabilities by learning 8 simple yet profound Tai Chi forms.
Refreshment, handout and life-time video demo, voice instruction will be provided.
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