Qigong for Patients and Caregivers

Patient doing Qi Gong led by Fred Popeski
Fred Popeski, second from left, leads a qi gong class at the Village of Healing and Wellness in Erie, PA. Popeski will bring qi gong to Roswell Park this month.
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Qigong (pronounced “Chee gong”) is an ancient Chinese practice involving gentle, slow movements — these movements have been shown to reduce fatigue, relieve depression, and improve quality of sleep. Classes held for patients, survivors, and caregivers will be held on Thursdays at 1 p.m. in Kaminski Park. Please RSVP to Cassandra Jackson at Cassandra.Jackson@RoswellPark.org to reserve your spot!

Qigong integrates physical postures, breathing techniques and focused intention. Usually these movements are designed to generate better integration of the whole body and to support everyday movements. It has many functions including reducing stiffness and soreness, increasing the body's resistance and encouraging relaxation.

Qigong is held in the Community Outreach and Engagement Building every third Thursday of the month. Every other Qigong session will be held in the CSC lobby.

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Scott Bieler Clinical Sciences Center Lobby
Address

Ground Floor of the CSC Building - near the side door entrance
Elm & Carlton Streets
Buffalo, 14263
United States