Qigong Awareness: Medical Qigong Practitioner – 300 Hour

The program is open to students with no prior experience — no prerequisites are required. It’s designed for acupuncturists, massage therapists, chiropractors, yoga and martial arts instructors, Reiki practitioners, and other healing professionals looking to add Medical Qigong to their practice, alongside laypeople drawn to energy medicine and wanting to learn how to heal themselves and others.

The curriculum is structured across five progressive levels. The first four levels lead to the Certified Qigong Instructor (QI 200) title and the fifth level adds the Certified Medical Qigong Practitioner (MQP 300) title.

Students learn to teach a one-hour Qigong class, a two-hour Qigong workshop, a three-hour Qigong workshop, and how to give a one-hour Medical Qigong treatment. The curriculum includes eight unique flows for teaching a one-hour Qigong class and over thirty Medical Qigong treatment techniques, presented as hands-on and hands-off methods including distance healing.

Energetic anatomy is a core focus: the chakra system, the three dantians and three treasures, and primary acupuncture meridians such as Ren, Du, and Chong Mai, and their relationship to Ida, Pingala, and Shushumna in the Indian system. Specific points like Stomach 36 (the three-mile point) and the yin tang brow chakra are studied in relation to deeper healing.

The program is led by David J. Coon, Medical Qigong Master and co-founder of Qigong Awareness. He has over thirty years of experience facilitating Medical Qigong healing and is the author of Qigong For Beginners: Your Path to Greater Health & Vitality. David is an accredited continuing education provider through the NCCAOM, Texas Medical Board, CE Broker, Florida State Board for Acupuncture, and California Acupuncture Board.

The program is fully online and self-paced, with ongoing access to all materials. Students progress through the five levels sequentially, with the option to begin a subsequent level before officially graduating the previous one. The school describes the structure as in-depth and experiential, with direct access to the Master Instructor as one of the course highlights.

The curriculum is structured across five progressive levels. The first four levels lead to the Certified Qigong Instructor (QI 200) title and the fifth level adds the Certified Medical Qigong Practitioner (MQP 300) title.

Students learn to teach a one-hour Qigong class, a two-hour Qigong workshop, a three-hour Qigong workshop, and how to give a one-hour Medical Qigong treatment. The curriculum includes eight unique flows for teaching a one-hour Qigong class and over thirty Medical Qigong treatment techniques, presented as hands-on and hands-off methods including distance healing.

Energetic anatomy is a core focus: the chakra system, the three dantians and three treasures, and primary acupuncture meridians such as Ren, Du, and Chong Mai, and their relationship to Ida, Pingala, and Shushumna in the Indian system. Specific points like Stomach 36 (the three-mile point) and the yin tang brow chakra are studied in relation to deeper healing.