Our Purpose

ELEHA was established to preserve and transmit classical energetic and spiritual health teachings within a clear ecclesiastical framework. The association supports education, training, and community while ensuring that practitioners and participants operate within clearly defined, non-medical boundaries.

Our purpose is to advance holistic education, protect the public through informed participation, and uphold ethical standards for spiritually and energetically oriented wellness practices that exist outside conventional medical systems.

ELEHA does not operate as a medical clinic and does not provide medical diagnosis or medical treatment.

What We Do

Through ELEHA and its affiliated educational and community initiatives, we support instruction and formation in Chinese Energetic Medicine and related holistic disciplines. This includes education in movement, breathwork, meditation, awareness practices, energetic observation, lifestyle education, and classical wellness traditions.

ELEHA also supports the publishing and preservation of educational materials, the training and authorization of practitioners within an ecclesiastical context, and the development of ethical frameworks that protect both those who serve and those who participate.

All activities are educational, energetic, spiritual, and non-invasive in nature.

Our Ecclesiastical Framework

ELEHA functions as an ecclesiastical health association. Credentials, titles, and authorizations granted through ELEHA are ecclesiastical and educational, not medical, clinical, or state-licensed.

Participation in ELEHA does not require joining a church, adopting religious doctrine, or changing personal beliefs. Individuals retain full freedom of conscience, belief, and personal identity.

ELEHA encourages appropriate medical evaluation and licensed healthcare whenever medical diagnosis, treatment, or emergency care is needed.

Ethics, Integrity, and Safeguarding

Ethical clarity and public protection are foundational to ELEHA.

All students, members, practitioners, and doctors operating within ELEHA are required to practice within defined scope, represent credentials truthfully, obtain informed consent, and maintain appropriate educational, professional, and ministerial boundaries.

Practices within ELEHA use descriptive and experiential language rather than medical diagnosis and are grounded in respect for autonomy, dignity, and personal responsibility.

These standards exist to safeguard individuals, preserve the integrity of the traditions we steward, and ensure transparency in all ELEHA-affiliated activities.