The NeuroWellness Series
Neuro TaiChi & Neuro Meditation
NeuroTaiChi
No pressure. No intense workouts.
Just a simple guided experience to help you feel better in your body.
Introduction to NeuroTaiChi
NeuroTaiChi is a gentle movement experience designed to introduce a new way of working with balance, coordination, and body awareness.
This session is being presented as part of a modern approach to movement — focused on how the body organizes itself naturally, rather than on effort or intensity.
It is calm, structured, and accessible for all ages and levels.
Many people notice a shift during the session — in how their body feels, moves, and responds.
What you will experience:
- Easier, more natural movement patterns
- Improved balance and coordination
- Release of tension in common stress areas
- A more grounded and connected physical state
Open to everyone — no experience needed. This is an introductory session to experience the method firsthand.
DATE: June 23, 2026
TIME: 6:30-7:30pm
LOCATION: Outdoors*
Workshop will be held outdoors, north of the main entrance, weather permitting. In case of rain, it will be moved to Riverview Room. Please bring your own mat and water bottle.
NeuroMeditation
No pressure. No complicated techniques.
Just a simple guided experience to help you feel clearer and more at ease.
Introduction to NeuroMeditation
NeuroMeditation is a practical, guided experience that introduces simple ways to support focus, calm, and mental clarity.
This session offers an accessible entry point into working with attention and awareness in a structured, easy-to-follow way.
It is designed to be experienced directly — no prior knowledge needed.
Many people find that even a short experience can create a noticeable shift in mental space and calmness.
What you will experience:
- A quieter, more settled mental state
- Improved focus and presence
- Simple tools for stress regulation
- Practical techniques you can reuse in daily life
Open to all ages and backgrounds. This is an introductory experience of the method.
DATE: June 30, 2026
TIME: 6:30-7:30pm
LOCATION: Outdoors*
Workshop will be held outdoors, north of the main entrance, weather permitting. In case of rain, it will be moved to Riverview Room. Please bring your own mat and water bottle.
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please contact:
Willa Hladun
Email: whladun@MNPcentre.com
Meet the Creator of the Series: Sergiy
“For me, the connection between mind and body has never been just theory — it’s something I’ve tested and lived through in the most real and challenging moments of life.”
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For me, the connection between mind and body has never been just theory — it’s something I’ve tested and lived through in the most real and challenging moments of life.
I began my journey with martial arts, where focus, precision, and body control are essential. You must be fully present, aware of your breath, posture, surroundings, and your internal state — all at once. This is where I first realized how powerful the mind-body connection truly is. I became curious: how can we train it consciously? How can we restore balance and clarity under pressure — not just in training, but in everyday life?
Years later, as the founder of a sports school in Ukraine, I began exploring simple yet effective techniques to help people of all ages and fitness levels access this connection. I tested and refined methods that could work for both athletes and people living with chronic tension or disconnection from their own bodies.
Then came a moment that tested everything I knew.
When war broke out in Ukraine, in a single day, the normal structures of life disappeared — no electricity, no heating, no food, no safety. People were thrown into extreme stress. Their bodies froze or flailed. Their minds shut down. Fear and chaos took over.
In that moment, the ability to reset, to feel your body, to breathe consciously, and to regulate your nervous system was not just helpful — it was life-saving.
The tools I had developed helped me and others around me stay grounded. We could think clearly, act with intention, and support others who needed help. I saw, firsthand, how essential these practices are — not only for health and performance, but for resilience in the most difficult situations.
One of the most powerful lessons I’ve learned — and continue to teach — is the importance of reclaiming your inner space.
So often, we are pulled into the external — screens, noise, stress, demands — and we lose the ability to feel our own center. But all our meaningful actions and decisions begin from within — from our own grounded presence.
When we learn to direct attention inward, to breathe with awareness, to feel our weight, posture, and orientation in space, we re-establish the foundation of clarity.
This inner space — quiet, alert, and embodied — is not a luxury. It’s your source of strength, calm, and direction in a chaotic world.
I’m honored to guide you through this journey of reconnection.