OUR STORY
More people.
More ways to take part.
Painting the Rainbow grew from the belief that people should have opportunities to explore Tai Chi & Qigong even when a conventional class is difficult to attend.
HOW IT BEGAN
Bringing experience together.
Jenny Peters brought her experience as a nurse and Tai Chi & Qigong practitioner. Mark Peters brought his experience of teaching Tai Chi & Qigong and developing practice in rehabilitation settings.
Together, they considered the people who might be missing out on mainstream classes because of mobility, health, travel or other circumstances. They developed Painting the Rainbow as a way to take an adaptable practice into community settings.
Its work grew through instructors connected with the Kai Ming Association, with further preparation for working with a wider range of groups.
Connected practice.
Different settings.
Painting the Rainbow and Kai Ming share an interest in Tai Chi & Qigong, with different routes into practice.
Kai Ming Tai Chi & Qigong
Explore Cheng Man Ching style practice, regular classes and further study through our sister organisation.
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