Teaching:
Qigong
TaiChi
Meditation
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Susan Rabinowitz is the founder, director, and main teacher of the Taoist Arts Center. A senior student of Taoist Master B. K. Frantzis, Susan is certified to teach the Wu Style Short Form of Tai Chi Chuan. She has studied the Wu Style Long form and Taoist Meditation with Mr. Frantzis since 1987, and has completed his six part Nei Gung system. (Frantzis learned these subjects and others as a formal disciple of the late Taoist Grand Master Liu Hung Chieh, with whom he studied in Beijing, China.) Susan is a graduate of the Wm. C. C. Chen School of Tai Chi Chuan, where she studied Yang Style Tai Chi, Chi Kung and Meditation with Master B. P. Chan. She has developed and taught a specialized Chi Kung program for Senior Citizens called Eldercise. Susan's work was twice featured on the cable TV program Light...Quest. Susan and her students at the Taoist Arts Center may be seen in the video (Who am I? Why am I Here?) narrated by Thomas Moore.
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The Taoist Arts Center, located in New York City, is an independent school devoted to the study and dissemination of the internal healing arts and internal martial arts. Courses include Wu Style Tai Chi Chuan, Chi Kung, Push Hands and Taoist Meditation.
New Taoist Arts Center classes begin every two months. You may begin at any time. All eight week courses include six weeks instruction followed by 2 weeks of guided student practice at the school to help students to absorb the lessons and each other. Prospective students desiring to see the school and meet the other students are invited to join the student practices.
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Susan is a licensed massage therapist with a knowledge of acupuncture. Susan has a Bachelor of Arts in psychology.
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