Witt Hilary (Luzern)

ch offer treatments in traditional Chinese medicine, acupuncture, herbal medicine, nutrition and medical Qi Gong and Somatic Experiencing (SE)® trauma resolution according to Peter A.Levine, PhD. I also run a Kust Gallery with current exhibitions.

Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) is one of the oldest empirical medicine. It considers the human being in its entirety and emphasizes not only the alleviation of discomfort but also the prevention of disease.

TCM is a comprehensive medical system that can stand on its own, but can still be integrated with conventional medicine. The TCM therapist makes a diagnosis according to classical principles, but can also adapt his treatment according to modern medical knowledge.

Very appreciated are the different diagnostic methods of Traditional Chinese Medicine. Through specific questioning, the therapist obtains information about the main complaints and about general tendencies. Tongue and pulse diagnostics are well-known methods that can point to the background of the disease.

Well-known TCM treatment methods include acupuncture, drug therapy (herbal medicine); other therapies include moxibustion (a special heat therapy), cupping, nutritional therapy, Tuina massage and Qi Gong (including movement and relaxation exercises).

The journey of discovery: I enjoy working in a networked and dedicated way for the good of the whole. I enjoy integrating the people who have inspired me into the courses and into CO-CHI-NG@. I offer my wealth of experience, and an invitation to an invigorating exchange. I would be thrilled to take a few steps in the world of Qi, with you.

My background: Since 2002: certified Somatic Experiencing® trauma therapist according to Peter A. Levine, therapist, training assistant and from April 2008 supervisor.

Since 2000: Own practice in Lucerne for TCM and Medical Qi Gong Since 1995: Lecturer for TCM (Medical Qi Gong, Tuina and practical course leader for TCM) in Zurich and Lucerne, 1996 SBO-TCM A-member Since 1993: Mother of a son Since 1992: Master of Science, in TCM, NCCAOM certified, own practice for TCM and Medical Qi Gong USA Since 1988: Qi Gong course instructor Since 1984: Aiki Approach training for conflict resolution and Ki Aikido with Thomas F. Crum, Aikiworks Since 1979: Justice of the peace, mediator and lecturer for conflict resolution in private and public service Since 1977: Instructor and project development in volunteer work Since 1972: Teaching Qi Gong, Tai Ji Quan, meditation and intuition teachings