TAI CHI with Maree

17/04/2026

12/04/2026

☯️ Do you feel like you learn something every day when you practice Tai Chi?

12/04/2026

I’ve just launched something that’s been on my heart for a long time 💛

We’ve officially started a GoFundMe to help build the Neuro Bloom Hub here in Rockingham — a space for neurodivergent women to feel understood, supported, and not have to mask just to belong.

This comes from lived experience, and from seeing how many women are still navigating life without the right kind of support.

If this resonates with you, I’d really appreciate you taking a look, supporting if you can, or simply sharing.

Visit the link in our bio to support. Every bit helps more than you realise 💛

10/04/2026

🌀 Ever feel like your arms are just… doing their own thing?

“In Tai Chi your arms do not move except as part of your body. If they act independently, the exercise is worthless.”
- Cheng Man Ching

Rooted in the feet.
Powered by the legs.
Directed by the waist.
Expressed through the hands.

When your body is connected,
movement becomes smoother, stronger, and more natural.

Tai Chi isn’t about isolated motion.
It’s about integration.

💬 Are you moving as one… or in pieces?

09/04/2026

We keep hearing the same quiet question from women in our community…

“Why does everything feel so hard… and where do I actually go for support?”

Many women are being diagnosed with ADHD and autism later in life — and then left without clear pathways, especially if they don’t meet NDIS criteria.

We’re gathering real community insight to take directly to our local MP.

If this is your experience, your voice matters here.

📝 2-minute anonymous survey
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdkMkZwGqAuM-WvneWGlsn8oylP5tqWuFFDjxgsedtiq5wH6A/viewform?usp=send_form

You’re not the only one feeling this.

30/03/2026

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30/03/2026

🍃 “The ultimate teacher is nature. 道法自然。” 🍃

As March fades and autumn whispers arrive, nature slows, lets go, and flows. 🌊

✨ How can you move more gently with your own rhythm today?
Try 5 minutes of Tai Chi or Qi Gong and feel the shift. 🕊️

healinghutnz.com YouTube:

30/03/2026

"Feeling Qi in Zhangzhuang"
When a practitioner stands in zhànzhuāng (站桩), the simple yet demanding exercise often described as "standing like a tree" or "post standing", unexpected sensations often arise. We have a new article on this feeling at www.qi-journal.com/3462