TCHI Skill Builder Workshop
A skill builder with Nina Zeldin
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About this skill builder
Enhance your tai chi and teaching skills in a fun, relaxed environment.
Skill Builder Workshops help build:
Tai chi skills through group practice of TCHI sets
Teaching skills through role playing the stepwise progressive teaching method
The TCHI community
Skill Builder Workshops help build:
Tai chi skills through group practice of TCHI sets
Teaching skills through role playing the stepwise progressive teaching method
The TCHI community
Nina Zeldin
Nina Zeldin
Nina has served as Healthy Acadia’s Tai Chi for Health Program Coordinator since its launch in 2014. To date, over 3,500 people have participated in the program. Populations reached include older adults, children, people in recovery from substance misuse, and developmentally challenged children and young adults.
Nina’s passion for sharing the health benefits of Tai Chi for Health Institute (TCHI) programs springs from her own experience. Regular tai chi practice helps her manage symptoms of the chronic health conditions she experiences, and she finds joy in helping empower others to improve their health and well-being.
While Nina’s passion ignited Healthy Acadia’s Tai Chi for Health Program, it is the Tai Chi for Health Institute curricula and community of sharing that fuels its development and allows it to flourish. The science-based, safety-focused, and step-wise progressive teaching method features of the programs makes it easy for people of all abilities to enjoy the health benefits of tai chi. This is the magic Nina strives to foster.
Nina has served as Healthy Acadia’s Tai Chi for Health Program Coordinator since its launch in 2014. To date, over 3,500 people have participated in the program. Populations reached include older adults, children, people in recovery from substance misuse, and developmentally challenged children and young adults.
Nina’s passion for sharing the health benefits of Tai Chi for Health Institute (TCHI) programs springs from her own experience. Regular tai chi practice helps her manage symptoms of the chronic health conditions she experiences, and she finds joy in helping empower others to improve their health and well-being.
While Nina’s passion ignited Healthy Acadia’s Tai Chi for Health Program, it is the Tai Chi for Health Institute curricula and community of sharing that fuels its development and allows it to flourish. The science-based, safety-focused, and step-wise progressive teaching method features of the programs makes it easy for people of all abilities to enjoy the health benefits of tai chi. This is the magic Nina strives to foster.
How to take part
Skill builders are run independently by the trainer, so please confirm schedule, pricing and how to register with them directly. No certificate is awarded for attending.