Learn Qigong Exercises That Help With Stress From Computers
What you'll learn
- Identify a good sitting posture while sitting working at a computer
- Select the best quality chair to support the students posture
- Perform three Qigong exercises to improve eyesight and visual focusing ability. These exercises will also help to prevent tired eyes and eye strain.
- Preform four Qigong exercises which aid and alleviate head tension. This includes the relief of headaches, muddled thinking, mental tiredness and mental stress and strain.
- Perform six Qigong exercises while sitting at your desk that can help with overall relief of mental stress and strain.
- Increase your ability to stay focused, have clear thinking and to have problem solving capabilities.
- Understand the seven emotions and how Traditional Chinese Medicine sees them, including their functions and dysfunctions.
- Learn four major acupressure points that can be used to relieve mental stress and strain.
- Learn how research has proven that Qigong exercises could be useful in preventing stress from working on computers.
Requirements
- There is no pre course requirements
Description
This course has been designed for people who work or study on computers and spend long periods of time in front of a computer screen. You may experience symptoms while sitting at a computer such as;
stress
head tension
postural discomfort
mental tiredness
eyestrain
eye fatigue
body stiffness
body pain, for example, stiff neck, sore shoulders, RSI and back pain.
This course introduces you to the concepts of the traditional Chinese exercise system called Qigong that millions of people practice in China and all around the world everyday. Similar to Tai Chi which is a martial art, Qigong is the medical exercises to maintain superior health in the body.
WHY PRACTICE QIGONG?
Qigong has been practiced for thousands of years in China and is renowned for maintaining health and longevity. It has been a hidden secret and now the Western World is acknowledging its profound effects upon the human body and health. Included in this course is an abstract of a research document that was conducted researching the effects of Qigong exercises on people who suffer from stress working with computers.
In this course you will be introduced to a collection of Qigong exercises, 3 Qigong exercises for eye strain, 4 Qigong exercises for head tension and 6 Qigong exercise for mental stress and strain. They are easy and simple to perform and requires no prior knowledge of Qigong and, it is suitable for everyone to practice. You don't even have to get up from you desk. All of these Qigong exercises can be performed while sitting at you desk.
Included in the course are instructional videos of each of the Qigong exercises. I include the medical applications and benefits of each exercise in the videos and there are pdf handouts of the exercises that you can download.
HOW THIS COURSE IS SET UP AND WHAT WILL YOU GET OUT OF IT
To learn these Qigong exercises all you will need to do is spend a few minutes every couples of hours to practice one or two of them through out you're working day as needed.
The course is structured with an instructional video for each exercise. There are safety and training guidelines included to help you get the most out of the course and that explains the best and most efficient ways to practice.
THIS COURSE WILL GET YOU:
feel energized
feel positive manage stress have clear focus
have a clear mind
be able to solve problems clearly
relieve head tension
relieve eye strain and fatigue
increase productivity
increase you ability to spend longer hours working
help you to relax
be calm
feel relaxed and free of tension in your body
understand more about your physical body and posture.
Thank you for joining me on my course, please send me feedback, ask me any questions and please write a review.
Cheers,
Peter C
Who this course is for:
- This course is for anyone who works on computers and at times feels stress, head tension, postural discomfort, mental tiredness, and eyestrain.
- You should take this course if you suffer from any body stiffness and pain, for example, stiff neck, sore shoulders, RSI and back pain.
- This course is not for anyone who does not suffer from any mental stress and strain, head tension, eye fatigue or postural discomfort while sitting at a computer
Instructor
PETER CAUGHEY
“My mission as a Doctor of Chinese Medicine and Teacher is to help people uncover the essence of who they truly are, to live with abundant freedom and to have an experience that they are connected to something bigger than themselves.”
Peter Caughey
Founder and Senior Teacher at
Forest Rock Taiji & Qigong School
Hi I’m Peter Caughey, a Doctor of Traditional Chinese Medicine, Acupuncturist & Master Qigong Practitioner.
I love helping people break free from their stories that I believe make them unhappy, discontent and unwell. I’ve helped people from all around the World to break free from these stories and I’ve discovered that most of us have similar patterns and beliefs that are limiting us from living our full potential as a human being. During my combined 25 years of teaching Taiji (Tai chi) and Qigong and treating people in my Acupuncture Clinic, I have learnt about how to create a higher quality of health for people and how to break their limiting belief stories.
I have dedicated my life to helping people to have a higher level of health and I encourage them to see the World in a different way. A way that inspires them to enquirer into the possibilities of how they can have a more fulfilling and happier life with a flow on effect that benefits and helps others.
I didn’t start out this way as my background prior to healing was 16 years with the New Zealand Amy and 7 of those in the (SAS), New Zealand Special Forces. I loved the mental and physical discipline in the SAS. I became a weapons and explosives instructor, and an advanced medic. I also learned Hand to Hand combat and ended up teaching many different ways to incapacitate an opponent. Now I do exactly the opposite. I was a two packets of camel cigarettes a day man and could down a bottle of scotch in a sitting. I’m not saying this to impress you, I just want to share where I started, as I didn’t come from a background with an awareness around health or any spiritual wisdom about life.
I became interested in Chinese Medicine at the age of 28 when I went to get my first acupuncture treatment for a long term neck injury from playing rugby. After the first treatment I felt incredible and I was amazed at how a few small needles could make me feel so good.
A bit more about Peter
Peter has a Bachelors of Health Science Degree in Acupuncture and Diplomas in Acupuncture, Traditional Chinese Herbal Medicine, Qigong and Taiji Quan and Tuina from the New Zealand School of Acupuncture and Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), which he received in 2001. He was a Tutor at the New Zealand School of Acupuncture and TCM from 1999 – 2013, where he designed and taught the Qigong Diploma Course as well as teaching Traditional Chinese Medical Qigong principles, theory and techniques. He currently serves as a member on the World Academic Society of Medical Qigong based in China.
Peter has been running Taiji Retreats for over 17 years, based on Traditional Chinese Monastery philosophies and teaching weekly Qigong and Taiji classes for the same number of years. Making his teachings available to as many people as possible, he has online courses teaching Qigong exercise systems, Reflexology and Qigong and TCM courses for specific conditions such as Insomnia, Stress, and how to quiet a busy mind. He runs Qigong Teacher Trainings Courses, Acupressure and Reflexology courses as well as Medical Qigong Workshops and TCM Health Retreats around the World.
Trained in Traditional and Classical Taiji styles such as Chen styles, Yang style, Wu style and Sun style. Peter also instructs 13 different Qigong styles, which include Shi Ba Shi Taiji Qigong, Ba Duan Jin, Dao Yin, Zhan Zhuang Gong and Lao Tzu Shao Dan.
Before Peter found what he believes is his true purpose in life of healing and helping others, he spent sixteen years in the New Zealand Defence Forces and during his service he served seven of these years in the New Zealand Special Forces (NZSAS) reaching the position of Patrol Commander and Group Commander.
He is also a Husband, a Father, a Writer and a Philosopher. He loves travelling the world with his wife and son, meeting new people and experiencing their culture and their country. He now resides in Bali, Indonesia.