Charles Aronson, originally from the U.S.A., started his Cabinet Trois Mondes in South West France.
Personal data
Name | Charles Aronson |
Born | February 3, 1953 Petaluma, California, USA. |
Background | Raised by a Japanese mother, Yuko Furuta, and a Chinese stepfather, Jimmy Cheng. Married to Dutch citizen, Caroline, and one daughter, Miya. |
Education and Training (after highschool):
1976 ‑ 1979 | S.F City College/S.F.State College – General Western Sciences |
1985 ‑ 1989 | Business in vitamins and health supplements called Light Force. |
1985 ‑ 1990 | S.F. College of Acupuncture / Oakland College of Acupuncture; Received diploma in Traditional Chinese Medicine San Francisco, California |
1985 ‑ 1992 | Golden Gate Park Tai Chi Association, San Francisco, California; Tai Chi Chuan courses with master Bill Chin and as from 1990, also was one of his teachers |
1987 ‑ 1991 | Berkeley Shiatsu Institute, Berkeley, California; Shiatsu training course with mr. Peng Lee. Received diploma; Shen’s Healing Center, San Francisco, California; Internship with Angela Wu Shen and later as Training manager; taught Shiatsu course at S.F. State University as part of TCM program of Angela Wu Shen |
1992 | Moved to Rotterdam, Holland |
1993 ‑ 1994 | Chinese Medical Center,Utrecht, Holland; Advanced Acupuncture training. Received diploma. |
1993 | Start of TCM practice in Rotterdam; Started Tai Chi Chuan courses in Arnhem and Rotterdam; |
1994 | Moved to Amsterdam, started TCM practice and began Tai Chi Chuan course. The Arnhem and Rotterdam Tai Chi groups stay under my supervision with trained assistants. |
1994 – 2005 | TCM practice in Amsterdam, Holland |
2006 – present | TCM practice in Berdoues, France |
Memberships
- Golden Gate Tai Chi Association, San Francisco;
- Stichting Taijiquan Nederland;
- NWP (Nederlandse Werkgroep van Praktizijns in de natuurlijke geneeskunst);
- VCTGN (Association of Traditional Chinese Medicine in the Netherlands)
Articles and interviews:
- Veronica – Tai Chi
- Nouveau – Alopecia
- NWP magazine – Alopecia