I’m Jacqueline

My journey towards spiritual dedication has been one of self-discovery, perseverance, and alignment with the guiding forces of the universe. Through years of discernment, exploration, and encountering key mentors in my life, I have embraced a path rooted in qigong, daily committed practice, and a supportive community that feels like home and connects me to my cultural roots.

As a Canadian-born Chinese individual, I embody a unique fusion of cultures. While adopting many North American attitudes, I also deeply immerse myself in the traditional healing practice of qigong, which has ancient origins in China spanning thousands of years. My spiritual practice, known as Wu’s Hunyuan Gong, centers around the interconnected circuit of universal energy, Mother Earth energy, and the human being as the conduit bridging these realms.

With my upbringing within the qigong school community and the guidance of my mother, Master Teresa, who is now a Qigong Master, I have developed a strong foundation in this ancient healing art. However, I humbly acknowledge that my theoretical knowledge of Daoism and the intricate details of Traditional Chinese acupuncture and medicine may be limited. Nevertheless, my commitment to practice remains unwavering, and I am constantly learning and expanding my understanding.

Being an individual who embodies diverse identities, including being queer, I bring a unique perspective to my qigong teachings. I have integrated my experiences of spiritual healing, meditation, and clairvoyant or clairsentient moments into my practice. As an emerging psycho-spiritual psychotherapist, I strive to blend Eastern qigong and Western psychotherapy, creating a harmonious synthesis of healing practices.

In my classes, I aspire to facilitate a connection between mind and body, heart and mind, and East and West. Embracing the yin-yang symbol, which represents balance, harmony, and integration, I aim to honor tradition while making qigong teachings relevant to Western contexts. My aspiration is to bring forth the gifts of both Eastern and Western healing practices, fostering personal growth, and self-actualization for my students.

Apart from teaching qigong, I am a full-time registered Psychotherapist covered by most health insurance. I spent 6 years in research as a member of the SickKids Research Institute and The Mindfulness Project Team at The Hospital for Sick Children (SickKids).  In addition, I completed my 2nd MA degree, Masters of Pastoral Studies in Spiritual Care and Psychotherapy at The University of Toronto. My educational background includes a MA in Early Childhood Studies and a BA in Psychology, https://www.qigongdistanthealer.com/

I am privileged to carry the lineage of knowledge from Grandmaster Weizhao Wu, who I learned from between 1995 and 2006. He was a renowned Qi Gong Master in China and an expert in his field. Following his passing, I continued my journey under the tutelage of my mother, Master Teresa, who has been an inspiration in embodying mind-body expressions of stress, embodied spiritual philosophies, and honoring the feminine in qigong practice.

In my commitment to sharing qigong, I offer drop-in sessions for students on Sundays via donation, which are facilitated through the Pureland International Qigong School. Additionally, I provide free qigong classes to the staff of SickKids as part of their wellness programming, creating a space for them to experience the transformative power of this practice.

Join me on this journey of self-discovery, cultural appreciation, and holistic well-being through the practice of qigong. Together, we can cultivate harmony, balance, and integration within ourselves and our interconnected world.

For more information, please visit my website at

Qi Gong:

www.chiwithjacqueline.com

www.pointzeropsychotherapy (Psychotherapy)

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Email: ChiwithJacqueline@gmail.com

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