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Name of Business or Organization: | Golden Dragon Health Assoc.
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| Address: | 3838 First Ave # 5
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City: | San Diego
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State/Province: | California
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Postal (zip) Code: | 92103
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Work Phone: | 619-542-1903
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FAX: | 619-542-1903
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E-Mail Address: | judiche108@aol.com
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General Information:
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Area of Experiences:
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Qigong (Chi Kung)
Tai Chi (Taijiquan)
Qigong Energy-Work Healing
Traditional Chinese Medicine
Tuina
Meditation
Acupuncture
Shiatsu
Daoist Philosophy and Daoist Teaching in Practical Experience
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Level of Experience:
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Advanced
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Personal Practice
Professional Instructor
Qigong Energy-Work Healer
School
Clinic or Healing Center
Organization
Engaged in Research Project's
| | The Golden Dragon Health Assoc offers classes, workshops & training in the 8 Branches of the Tao Healing and Internal Arts - Chinese Medicine In Motion. Courses are taught around the US for both the public and professional practitioners in the healing arts. CEU's are available. Courses include: Taoist I-Ching Medicine, Tai Chi Chuan, Tai Chi Ruler, Chi Kung & Tao Meditation, Tui Na Chinese Chi Massage, Feng Shui For Total Health, Chi Kung Energy Transmission Healing, Jin Chi Chinese Cranial Spinal Sacral Balancing, Herbal-Nutrition... |
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Biography: |
Jeff Nagel, MA, L.Ac., Dipl. Ac., began studying the Tao Healing & Martial Arts in 1969. Trained in the 8 Branches of Chinese Taoist Healing - Internal Martial Arts and Chi Kung, he is an advanced practitioner and well-seasoned, generous teacher of Acupuncture-Oriental Medicine and Feng Shui. He has studied extensively with several well known teachers and doctors including Share K. Lew, the last of the Yellow Dragon Taoist Monastery Tradition.
Jeff is one of the few practitioner/teachers in the US who teaches Taoist Healing Arts based on the Tai Chi healing connections and the I-Ching. He is also helping to revive the ancient art of "Chi Kung Acupuncture' with non-insertion and insertion needle techniques. Of equal importance, Jeff is reintroducing the idea that the practice of Chinese Medicine is not only about the patient but also concerns the practitioner's health and well being, bringing yin - yang full circle.
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