Edward Sullivan, Dean of Infinichi Energy Healing Institute, is a Senior iEnergy Practitioner and Trainer and has been teaching classes at Yo San University of Traditional Chinese Medicine for over 20 years.   Edward has also practiced Infinichi Energy Healing at the WeSpark Cancer Support Center for 17 years.  

Edward Sullivan has been in the Healing Arts for 30 years, a seminar lecturer, and author. In the early 80’s he migrated to Los Angeles, California where he met Hua-Ching Ni, a Taoist Master, who introduced him to the Principles of Harmony and Balance through Tai Qi and Qi Gong Movement Classes. Edward became a student of the Ni family tradition and a Certified Qi Gong and Tai Qi instructor. Edward began studying Taoism and eventually became a “Mentor” in The Integral Way Society (an organization dedicated to balance and harmony) as well as a “Spiritual Coach.’ He became a Senior Instructor and has taught Fundamentals of Taoism and various QiGong classes at Yo San University of Acupuncture for the past 15 years.

Several years ago Edward became inspired by InfiniChi QiGong, sometimes called, “Medical QiGong” or “Acupuncture without Needles,” and became a Practitioner. In 2007, Edward became a Certified InfiniChi Teacher, and currently teaches the InfiniChi QiGong Program at Yo San University. He also practices InfiniChi at the “weSpark” cancer support center in Sherman Oaks and at his office in Chatsworth. Edward uses a combination of Chinese Medical Theory, QiGong Movements, Sounds, along with Guided Visualizations to help cleanse the body of toxins, and heavy emotions. (This can help strengthen the immune system and relieve side effects from strong medicines.)

Ed considers himself very fortunate to continue to study with the Ni family,  part of a lineage of 38 generations of Acupuncturists.  Hua Ching Ni and his two sons Dr. Daoshing Ni and Dr. Maoshing Ni have authored over 80 books on health and healing. The Ni Family lineage and tradition is dedicated to teaching the Balance of Mind, Body and Spirit.