Recovering The Way

People find their way into Self-Help programs because
they have not been able to attain a level of peace and
wellness in their lives that permits them to live with
the sense of ease and freedom they believe might be
attainable. Some go to therapy, 12-Step, Yoga, or
meditation. Others go to Spiritual Practice, doctors the
gym and more. As the saying goes: “It’s All Good” but
quite often there is still something missing and it’s
hard to quantify it. Something is needed to knit the
fabric together.
We, who are Practitioners of Recovering The Way
Qigong, have found a way out of our common distress
by practicing a program of Integration. Through
Guided Meditative Movement, Breath Work, Self-
Observation, Journaling and Sharing, RTW brings us
back to a time before Medicine, Ethics, Philosophy, and
Spirituality were ever separated. It then brings us
forward into a 21st century adaptation of the ancient
arts, pulling from modern Allopathic and Oriental
Medicines, Quantum Theory, fundamental principles
from the Recovery Movement and several other
healing paradigms, psychologies and comparative
spiritualties.
Recovering the Way is a surprisingly seamless
underpinning of all of these, making manifest an
integration of the Body and the Mind that is all at once
pleasing to the whole

People find their way into Self-Help programs because
they have not been able to attain a level of peace and
wellness in their lives that permits them to live with
the sense of ease and freedom they believe might be
attainable. Some go to therapy, 12-Step, Yoga, or
meditation. Others go to Spiritual Practice, doctors the
gym and more. As the saying goes: “It’s All Good” but
quite often there is still something missing and it’s
hard to quantify it. Something is needed to knit the
fabric together.
We, who are Practitioners of Recovering The Way
Qigong, have found a way out of our common distress
by practicing a program of Integration. Through
Guided Meditative Movement, Breath Work, Self-
Observation, Journaling and Sharing, RTW brings us
back to a time before Medicine, Ethics, Philosophy, and
Spirituality were ever separated. It then brings us
forward into a 21st century adaptation of the ancient
arts, pulling from modern Allopathic and Oriental
Medicines, Quantum Theory, fundamental principles
from the Recovery Movement and several other
healing paradigms, psychologies and comparative
spiritualties.
Recovering the Way is a surprisingly seamless
underpinning of all of these, making manifest an
integration of the Body and the Mind that is all at once
pleasing to the whole

People find their way into Self-Help programs because
they have not been able to attain a level of peace and
wellness in their lives that permits them to live with
the sense of ease and freedom they believe might be
attainable. Some go to therapy, 12-Step, Yoga, or
meditation. Others go to Spiritual Practice, doctors the
gym and more. As the saying goes: “It’s All Good” but
quite often there is still something missing and it’s
hard to quantify it. Something is needed to knit the
fabric together.
We, who are Practitioners of Recovering The Way
Qigong, have found a way out of our common distress
by practicing a program of Integration. Through
Guided Meditative Movement, Breath Work, Self-
Observation, Journaling and Sharing, RTW brings us
back to a time before Medicine, Ethics, Philosophy, and
Spirituality were ever separated. It then brings us
forward into a 21st century adaptation of the ancient
arts, pulling from modern Allopathic and Oriental
Medicines, Quantum Theory, fundamental principles
from the Recovery Movement and several other
healing paradigms, psychologies and comparative
spiritualties.
Recovering the Way is a surprisingly seamless
underpinning of all of these, making manifest an
integration of the Body and the Mind that is all at once
pleasing to the whole

People find their way into Self-Help programs because
they have not been able to attain a level of peace and
wellness in their lives that permits them to live with
the sense of ease and freedom they believe might be
attainable. Some go to therapy, 12-Step, Yoga, or
meditation. Others go to Spiritual Practice, doctors the
gym and more. As the saying goes: “It’s All Good” but
quite often there is still something missing and it’s
hard to quantify it. Something is needed to knit the
fabric together.
We, who are Practitioners of Recovering The Way
Qigong, have found a way out of our common distress
by practicing a program of Integration. Through
Guided Meditative Movement, Breath Work, Self-
Observation, Journaling and Sharing, RTW brings us
back to a time before Medicine, Ethics, Philosophy, and
Spirituality were ever separated. It then brings us
forward into a 21st century adaptation of the ancient
arts, pulling from modern Allopathic and Oriental
Medicines, Quantum Theory, fundamental principles
from the Recovery Movement and several other
healing paradigms, psychologies and comparative
spiritualties.
Recovering the Way is a surprisingly seamless
underpinning of all of these, making manifest an
integration of the Body and the Mind that is all at once
pleasing to the whole