PEACE OF MIND … AND BODY: Nadia Linda Hole ’75 left medical school after becoming fascinated with the burgeoning homeopathy movement. Now, as an integrative holistic physician for more than 40 years, she continues to work in the field using the healing potential of qi, the ancient Chinese principle of a life force running through all things. Primarily, she uses qigong, which blends slow movement and breath to help practitioners balance their qi. She was introduced to qigong in the ’90s and it “took my work to a new level,” she says. She has been teaching it internationally ever since, including at Reunions.
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