03/09/2026
🌿 Tai Chi is truly a lifelong journey of learning. ☯️
Yesterday I spent the day in Lakeland training with Betty Scanlon, a Master Trainer with the Tai Chi for Health Institute, founded by Dr. Paul Lam.
I became a Board Certified Tai Chi for Health Instructor nearly 12 years ago, first beginning with the Tai Chi for Arthritis program. And recertifying every 2 years. Since 2018, I’ve had the privilege of continuing my training, adding 8 more certifications with Betty, an excellent instructor and mentor in the Tai Chi for Health programs.
✏️Yesterday’s training was part of my ongoing commitment to continue learning and refining my skills. I’m grateful to now hold 9️⃣ Tai Chi for Health certifications, each designed to help people improve balance, mobility, strength, and overall wellbeing through Tai Chi. Yesterday, I updated all 9!!
To remain Board Certified, instructors update their qualifications every two years to maintain their skill and knowledge.
A Board Certified instructor is someone who:
✔️ Holds qualifications in the training of a Tai Chi for Health program
✔️ Maintains continuing education and regular updates
✔️ Adheres to the Tai Chi for Health Institute Code of Ethics
✔️ Is a member of the Tai Chi for Health Institute Board
I’m always grateful for opportunities like this to continue learning so I can bring the safest and most effective Tai Chi programs to our community here in Clermont. 🌿
Thank you, Betty, for another wonderful training day! 🙏
— Sonya ☮️💗☯️
Tai Chi Clermont