Apex for organisations
Explore the pathway that best matches your setting before beginning a professional conversation with Apex.
Explore Organisation Pathways
Three distinct routes
Each route begins with a conversation. Delivery format, scope and intended outcomes must be agreed rather than assumed.
For: councils, local initiatives and community settings exploring accessible group practice.
Need: an inclusive activity that can be considered around the context and starting points of a community.
Approach: discuss the audience, setting, access needs and appropriate practice structure before proposing delivery.
Intended non-medical outcomes: participation, movement awareness, steadiness and shared practice.
Explore Council & Community Tai Chi →For: workplaces considering a grounded practice experience for staff.
Need: an accessible pause from routine that introduces movement, attention and calm without exaggerated claims.
Approach: discuss the working environment, audience, access and practical constraints before shaping a proposal.
Intended non-medical outcomes: participation, present-moment attention and an introduction to authentic practice.
Discuss this pathway →For: organisations exploring a defined collaboration or commissioned programme.
Need: a considered response to a particular audience, context or project brief.
Approach: clarify objectives, participants, responsibilities, inclusion and delivery requirements before any programme is proposed.
Intended non-medical outcomes: agreed at scoping stage and expressed without medical promises.
Explore Specialist Workshops & Events →Accessibility and inclusion
Before suggesting an approach, Apex will ask about the people, setting and any known access needs. Delivery is then shaped to suit the group rather than relying on a one-size-fits-all format.
Programme scope, format and practical requirements are agreed through a clear conversation with Dr Jar.
Professional enquiry
Include which pathway is relevant, who the programme would serve and what you are considering.
Discuss an Organisation Programme