The Seven Emotions and Their Connection to Mental Health
Course Overview
In Traditional Chinese Medicine, the seven emotions - joy, anger, worry, sadness, grief, fear, and shock, are natural and essential parts of being human.
However, when these emotions become excessive or prolonged, they can disrupt both physical and mental wellbeing.
This workshop explores the roots of emotional imbalance through the lens of Chinese medicine. You will gain insight into how these emotions affect the body, what causes them to become overwhelming, and how to gently restore balance through daily habits, food choices, and practical tools.
We will cover simple and effective acupoint massage techniques and easy QiGong exercises you can use at home to support emotional and physical harmony.
Offered as part of Mental Health Month in October, this session looks at emotional wellbeing from a TCM perspective.
Parking Discount for Students
Students who participate in this course will receive a 50% discount at Ridge Street Car Park. Simply speak to our team when you visit the Centre, and we’ll register your plate number in our system (please note you’ll need to register your plate each time you attend the course). This discount applies to courses held at the Centre during office hours (Monday to Friday, 10 am to 5 pm).
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About the tutor
Angela Tian Zhu
Angela Zhu, a third-generation Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) practitioner, hails from Beijing. With over four decades of experience, she has practiced TCM in various countries, including China, Bosnia, Croatia, Sweden, and Australia since 1992.Angela's practice is currently based at Traditional Qi Cremorne, where she offers services such as Acupuncture, Tai Chi, and Qi Gong classes dedicated to improving mental health and overall well-being.Throughout her career, Angela has also been an educator, having taught at esteemed institutions like Sydney TCM College, the University of NSW, NIDA, Confucius College, Campbelltown Hospital Mental Health Unit, and various community centers. Her teaching repertoire includes Medical Qi Gong and Tai Chi (Taiji), with a focus on conducting workshops tailored to Mental Health and Senior Health Programs.
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