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Jessie S. M. Chan

2 papers in the library · 170 citations · publishing 2017-2018

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Qigong and Tai-Chi for Mood Regulation

FOCUS The Journal of Lifelong Learning in Psychiatry 2018 Albert Yeung, Jessie S. M. Chan, Joey C. Cheung et al. 166 citations

Qigong and Tai-Chi are traditional self-healing, self-cultivation exercises originating in ancient China. These exercises are characterized by coordinated body posture and movements, deep rhythmic breathing, meditation, and mental focus based on traditional Chinese medicine theories. Although the exact mechanisms of Qigong's and Tai-Chi's effects on physical and mental well-being are unknown,...

Study protocol on comparative effectiveness of mindfulness meditation and qigong on psychophysiological outcomes for patients with colorectal cancer: a randomized controlled trial

BMC Complementary and Alternative Medicine August 8, 2017 R. Ho, Adrian H Y Wan, Jessie S. M. Chan et al. 4 citations

BackgroundColorectal cancer imposes threats to patients’ well-being. Although most physical symptoms can be managed by medication, psychosocial stressors may complicate survival and hamper quality of life. Mindfulness and Qigong, two kinds of mind-body exercise rooted in Eastern health philosophy, has been found effective in symptoms management, improving mental health, and reducing stress....