Golden Light Qigong

Why is Qigong for Women different?

Women are different than men!  Most qigong was developed for men.         Most qigong is suitable for women most of the time.  But some of the time,  we have needs that only Qigong for Women can address.

Women deal with menstrual cycles, anemia, hot flashes, menopause, perimenopause, pregnancy, and many other normal experiences that men don't.  We also deal with infertility, PMS, fibroids, and other health challenges that are unique to women.

Let me help you help yourself with a class or individualized instruction.

Jade Woman Qigong

Qigong for Women of all ages. 

Jade Woman is a treat for women seeking a way to bring  self nurturing into their lives.  This form is gentle, as well     as beautiful and feminine. 

It strengthens the blood and nourishes the liver, providing healing for both physical conditions and emotional imbalances that women experience.

Excellent for fibroids, PMS, menopause, perimenopause,    and gynecological problems. 

Also benefits liver conditions, helping to detox from chemotherapy, typical Western heavy diet, environmental pollutants, and from anger stored in the body.


Nourishing Woman Qigong

Qigong for Women of all ages. 

  • Younger women: Increases fertilityIt is also an excellent prenatal and postnatal qigong form.
  • Midlife women:  Decreases hot flashes and excessive bleeding associated with perimenopause.
  • Post Menopausal: It's a SECRET!  You'll just have to try it to find out why this makes post- menopausal women happy.

Nourishing Woman Qigong (Yang Tai Gong) nourishes and tonifies the woman’s body and procreative organs, enhances fertility, and supports the mother and her baby during pregnancy. 

This Qigong form benefits women regardless of age and is effective with conditions related to the female reproductive system.  Excellent for counteracting anemia in women of all ages.

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Susan Snyder
206-721-4898

Seattle. WA

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