Qigong Wellness Coaching for Parkinson's Disease and chronic illness
“Just when the caterpillar
thought the world was ended,
it became a butterfly.”
Qigong Wellness Coaching for parkinson's disease and chronic illness
“Just when the caterpillar
thought the world was ended,
it became a butterfly.”

Coaching one-to-one
Bianca Mollé, M.ED
Bianca Mollé, a Parkinson’s survivor, coaches you to learn and practice the mind-body practice of Wisdom Healing QiGong. Every session is custom tailored to meet the learning challenges posed by Parkinson’s Disease and chronic illness. Author and Coach Bianca Molle shares the QiGong practices she learned after her own diagnosis of Parkinson’s Disease, that helped her become symptom-free.
How May I Help You Discover QiGong?
Contact Bianca Mollé for one-to-one online coaching. Let’s discuss how QiGong coaching could be beneficial to your Parkinson’s Disease and chronic illness journey.

Coaching
One-to-one coaching plans offer steady training and encouragement. Start with an introductory consult.
My Blog
Visit my blog archive for my writings on Parkinson's and chronic illness. Hope to blog again soon.
Work With Bianca
“As your wellness coach, I will support you each step of the way. The mind-body practice of QiGong is likely new to you. It was new to me. I have firsthand insights that fit the mind-body challenges of chronic illness.”
“How I Healed from Parkinson’s Disease with Qigong”, featuring Bianca, in documentary mini-series by The Chi Center for Wisdom Healing Qigong founded by Master Mingtong Gu.
Bianca's recent Book on Parkinson's Disease & Qigong
Make Time to Heal
How to get the most out of your Qigong Practice
“Qigong meets you where you are — Right now, for this day and this moment, to change what is possible ahead.” Bianca Mollé
Bianca's Book on Parkinson's Disease & Qigong

Make Time to Heal
How to get the most out of your Qigong Practice
“Qigong meets you where you are — Right now, for this day and this moment, to change what is possible ahead.” Bianca Molle
“I am now able to speak of Parkinson’s in the past tense. I would like others to begin to view their chronic conditions through the same lens.” Bianca