The Harvard medical school guide to tai chi : 12 weeks to a healthy body, strong heart, and sharp mind / by Wayne, Peter

Table of Contents: “…Introduction: East meets West at Harvard medical school -- pt. 1. Tai chi and its essential elements -- The ancient promise of, and modern need for, tai chi -- The eight active ingredients of tai chi -- Put the principles into practice: a simplified tai chi program -- pt. 2. …”
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Cheng Man-ch`ing's advanced t`ai-chi form instructions : with selected writings on meditation, the I ching, medicine, and the arts by Zheng, Manjing

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Stress relief : healing with Dr. Russ Greenfield

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Taiji chin na (qin na) : the seizing art of taijiquan = Tʻai chi chʻin na / by Yang, Jwing-Ming, 1946-

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Standard Yang style 24 forms tai chi chuan simplified. by produced & published by Capital District Tai Chi and Kung Fu Association of New York

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Tai chi chuan for health and self-defense: philosphy and practice / by Liang, T. T.

Tao and T'ai Chi Kung by Sohn, Robert C.

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Aquatic shakti : the experience

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Aqua mind body fusion

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The power of internal martial arts : combat secrets of ba gua, tai chi, and hsing-i / by Frantzis, Bruce Kumar

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Parkinson's fitness series. Tai chi for Parkinson

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The healing promise of Qi : creating extraordinary wellness through Qigong and Tai Chi / by Jahnke, Roger

Table of Contents: “…The practice : your qigong and tai chi owner's manual --…”
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Yang and beyond : the tao of psychological transformation

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Traditional Chinese exercises by Qu, Jianmei, Wang, Xinqing

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Tai ji pushing hands Taiji pushing hands. by Dr. Yang, Jwing-Ming

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Advanced Yin-Yang medical qi gong

Traditional Daoist qi gong : wild goose qi gong. by produced & published by Capital District Tai Chi and Kung Fu Association of New York

Nine dragon bagua zhang push-hands. by produced & published by Capital District Tai Chi and Kung Fu Association of New York

Storying later life : issues, investigations, and interventions in narrative gerontology

Table of Contents: “…On suffering, loss and the journey to life: Tai Chi as narrative chare /…”
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Tom Tam healing system. by Tam, Tom

Arts and health

Table of Contents: “…Researching the benefits of arts in health / Jane Macnaughton, Mike White and Rosie Stacy -- Art in the community for potentially vulnerable mental health groups / Elaine Argyle and Gillie Bolton -- A qualitative review of Walsall Arts into Health Partnership / Mark Dooris -- Dance-based exercise and Tai Chi and their benefits for people with arthritis : a review / Ray Marks -- ''You could see it on their faces . . .'' : the importance of provoking smiles in schools / Jonathan Barnes.…”
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Complementary & alternative therapies in nursing

Table of Contents: “…Complementary/alternative therapies and cultural aspects of care -- Self as healer -- Presence -- Therapeutic listening -- Imagery -- Music intervention -- Humor -- Yoga -- Biofeedback -- Meditation -- Prayer -- Storytelling -- Journaling -- Animal-assisted therapy -- Light therapy -- Magnet therapy -- Healing touch -- Reiki -- Acupressure -- Reflexology -- Creating optimal healing environments -- Massage -- Exercise -- Tai chi -- Relaxation therapies -- Aromatherapy -- Herbal medicines -- Functional foods and nutraceuticals -- Integrating complementary therapies into nursing practice -- Integrating complementary therapies into education -- perspectives on future research.…”
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Syllabi Summer 2004.

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Once upon a rooftop

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Syllabi : Fall 2006. by New England School of Acupuncture

The life program for MS : lifestyle, independence, fitness, and energy by Epstein, Susan J.

Table of Contents: “…A behavioral approach to MS -- When maintaining energy balance becomes a challenge -- The wellness model vs. the disease model -- Developing health behaviors using a psychological model -- Managing the math of calorie balancing -- Keeping track of the numbers -- Calculating food calories using the LIFE sliding scale system -- Calculating physical activity calories using the LIFE sliding scale system -- Making calories count -- The dangers of running on empty -- Avoiding calorie pitfalls -- Fueling the body with quality calories -- Maximizing energy through a mind-body approach -- Designing energy blocks to balance your day -- Thinking about yoga or tai chi? -- Maintaining life satisfaction.…”
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Syllabi Spring 2004.

Syllabi Spring 2005.

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Improving functional outcomes in physical rehabilitation

Table of Contents: “…Progression to Intermediate-Level Interventions to Improve Balance ControlProgression to High-Level Interventions to Improve Balance Control; Student Practice Activities; Compensatory Training; Appendix 9A Equipment Resources; Appendix 9B Standing Tai Chi Sequence; Chapter 10 Interventions to Improve Locomotor Skills; Gait: Cycle and Terminology; Task Analysis; Intervention Selection, Sequencing, and Progression; Interventions to Improve Locomotor Skills.…”
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Slow FIT : the new medical and posture personalized group classes

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Syllabi Fall 2008.

Syllabi Fall 2003.

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Lifestyle psychiatry

Table of Contents: “…Stein -- Physical exercise in the management of autism spectrum disorders / Jananai Venugopalakrishnan, Antonio Hardan -- Yoga and Tai Chi for people with psychiatric disorders / Michelle Guo, Michael E. …”
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Syllabi Fall 2005.