Nanci Williams

Education

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  East West College of the Healing Arts

  2006 - 2008

  LMT Massage and Bodywork

  Activities and Societies: 801 Hour Program: with focus on Shiatsu, Therapeutic Bodywork via deep tissue, kinesiology, trigger point and other cultural approaches to massage. Addtl training: Lymphadema massage, orthopedic massage, hand and foot therapy, Holisitc Pelvic Care™, Qigong, Postural Corrections through movement, awareness and touch, energetic anatomy attunements (lighter body bodywork),conscious clairvoyant connections (dream yoga), and MyoKinesthetic System.

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  Academy of Qi Dao

  2011 - 2014

  Advanced Qi Dao practitioner and Qigong Coaching apprentice Qigong, Movement Practices, Dream Yoga, Energy Principles Embodyment

  Learn to embody effortless movement by learning to feel the flow of energy in and around your body. Discover for yourself the principles of energy awareness that underlie all qigong, yoga and athletic forms and styles.With practice, you will improve the quality of your personal and professional and athletic life through understanding and experiencing the dynamic nature of the energies of the human body, mind, and spirit. This awareness practice develops your flexibility, precision… Show more Learn to embody effortless movement by learning to feel the flow of energy in and around your body. Discover for yourself the principles of energy awareness that underlie all qigong, yoga and athletic forms and styles.With practice, you will improve the quality of your personal and professional and athletic life through understanding and experiencing the dynamic nature of the energies of the human body, mind, and spirit. This awareness practice develops your flexibility, precision, strength and flow in all current physical and creative practices,Ultimately, the practice of this no-form principle embodiment qigong is dedicated to empowering you to perceive the flow of energy and to find harmony with the flow of life. When in the flow, you will become more aware of your true nature and receptive to the inner guidance, so that you can enjoy natural health and healing. Show less

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  Oregon College of Oriental Medicine

  2005 - 2006

  Post. Grad studies Traditional Oriental Medicine Chinese Medicine

  Activities and Societies: I discovered touch therapies Tuina (physical therapy) and Shiatsu (energetic anatomy) there and decided that touch resonated so much with me that I continued to specialize in touch therapy as my sole practice. Deeply studied Chinese Meridian system, acupuncture, qigong and herbs as part of whole health approach to the body.

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  Pacific University

  1989 - 1993

  BA Political Science, Intercultural Communication, German Lng