Move in Alignment with your Body’s Intelligence
FluidiQi: Consider Qi as the engine and fluids as the fuel/lubricant: the Engine (Qi) needs Fuel (fluids) to run, and the fuel needs the engine to move it around the system; both systems must be optimally operational for the machine to run with fluidity.
Fluidity can be an experience(s) of a moment or breath in your mind, body and spirit that when aligned will create ”an appropriate amount of stiffness for an anticipatory load with movement.” This can lead to “helping someone to regain belief in their body’s ability to move” (Dr. Brent Anderson), with command of the systems of the body, both internally and externally.
Qi has been defined as “the vital life force that flows through the body, sustaining physical, mental, and spiritual health. Rather than a single substance, Qi is a dynamic, interconnected process that reflects the balance and movement of energy within the body and between the individual and the environment.”
FluidiQi “Integrative Movement” Services
FluidiQi
Integrative Private Movement Sessions
$200 / hour
Receive a personalized integrative movement session designed to support fluidity, alignment, and your body’s innate intelligence. Sessions may include movement-only, depending on what best serves your goals and journey.
Movement is guided by Chase Billotte, DPT, F-AIHM and may incorporate:
ZOGA Movement Therapy
Pilates
Qi Gong
Tai Qi
Other integrative movement approaches tailored for you
Each session meets you where you are—supporting controlled, adaptable movement within your body and environment.
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FluidiQi
Integrative Private Manual Sessions
$250 / hour
Receive a personalized integrative manual therapy session designed to support fluidity, alignment, and your body’s innate intelligence. Sessions may include static manual therapy, dynamic manual therapy combined with movement, or a blend of both—based on what best serves your body and goals.
Manual techniques are informed by ZOGA, which integrates principles of Structural Integration originating from Ida Rolf, and further influenced by her students Sharon Wheeler (Bone and Scar Work) and Tom Myers (Anatomy Trains Structural Integration). These lineages helped shape the manual therapy concepts developed by ZOGA creator Wojtek Cackowski that Chase has interpreted into his manual sessions.
Techniques may include:
Scar work
Soft tissue mobilization
Bone mobilization
Cranial mobilization (for children and adults)
Each session meets you where you are, supporting controlled, adaptable movement and improved physiological function within your body and environment.
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FluidiQi
Integrative Group Movement Sessions
• In-Person $45-$75 (Up to 5 - 10) or Online $35-$55 (Up to 5 In-Person - 6-10 In-Person)
Specialized group movement classes supporting fluidity, alignment, and your body’s innate intelligence. Guided, intentional movement with individualized awareness in a supportive group setting.
Led by Chase Billotte, DPT, F-AIHM, integrating ZOGA, Pilates, Qi Gong, Tai Qi, and other movement approaches aligned with your goals.
Class Options & Rates
Small Therapeutic Group (Up to 5 (In-Person))
$75 per person / session In-Person or $55 Online
Higher individual attention. Ideal for rehab, chronic pain, post-injury, pelvic health, or nervous system-informed movement.
Larger Group Class (Up to 6-10 (In-Person))
$45 per person / session In-Person or $35 per person / session Online
Guided integrative movement for ongoing care, resilience, and mindful alignment.
Packages Available
Save with multi-class packages:
4 classes: $270 for Group Up to 5 In-Person / $198 for Group of 6-10 Online (10% Discount)
8 classes: $510 for Group Up to 5 In-Person / $374 for Group of 6-10 Online (15% Discount for 8 + classes)
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FluidiQi “Integrative Movement,” allows options of integrating body awareness, movement, and physiological regulation to support psychological coherence and conscious self-direction.
Finding fluidity in Qi is a way of exploring distribution of movement equals distribution of force. And the movement of Qi, is any frequency or vibration, of any form of matter liquid, solid, electromagnetic, light, sound, temperature, space, time, one’s aura and thoughts, or motion and interaction of subatomic particles (quantum biomechanics), etc. Finding a flow state of this orchestrated dance of the various forms of Qi is when one can experience there innate self in a moment of limitless movement options.
Movement is used not to “correct” the body, but to re-educate the relationship between anatomical structures, sensation, intention, emotion, and action.Or more simply:
It’s the synthesis of how we move, feel, and choose—through the body.
Feldenkrais Model stated “if you don’t know what you are doing, you can’t do what you want.” — “have an individual recognize/identify their habitual pattern, and then guide them through alternative movement options. They learn to notice the difference between habitual movement pattern when performing action/alternative patterns.” Bringing light to these dark areas of the body that are rarely attenuated helps recalibrate the nervous system response, structural change, and fluid changes, “thereby allowing us to develop or reach more emotional states. Moving sensing, thinking and feeling are inseparable, and this perception leads one to feel or be flexible”(or find fluidity), or be responsive and expressive in their thinking and emotional lives. The individual emotion is represented in a biotensegrity posture that one expresses at any given moment, or stated in another form, every emotion has a motion (or vice versa).
FluidiQi Mission
FluidiQi is a healing and movement integration practice dedicated to restoring balance, coordination, and vitality through the intelligent interplay of fluid systems, the nervous system, and structural organization of the body.
Rooted in science—while honoring the still-evolving understanding of human movement—FluidiQi integrates lived experience as an athlete of many sports, a Doctor of Physical Therapy, manual therapist, and movement practitioner with the clinical insights gained through years of patient-centered care. This work draws from diverse yet converging lineages, including Polestar Pilates, ZOGA Multidimensional Movement and Manual Therapy, myofascial and structural principles informed by mentors such as Tom Myers (Anatomy Trains), Sharon Wheeler (Bone and Scar Work), James Earls (Born to Walk, Myofascial Efficiency), as well as others, and the broader framework of Integrative Medicine through the Academy of Integrative Health and Medicine (AIHM).
At its core, FluidiQi supports individuals in “rediscovering their inherent rhythm, coordination, and adaptability—aligning conscious movement with subconscious and nervous system processes,” as articulated by Joseph Pilates. Beyond symptom relief or mechanical correction, this practice empowers people to embody movement that is efficient, expressive, resilient.
FluidiQi situates movement restoration within the wider context of health and happiness—honoring “exercise, nutrition, sleep hygiene, fresh air, sunshine, and a balanced relationship with life’s stressors through work, play, and rest.” The ultimate aim is not simply improved movement, but a sustainable, embodied experience of well-being that evolves with the individual over time.
FluidiQi operates as an experiential lab where diverse mind–body and movement methodologies are synthesized and individualized, honoring the uniqueness of each person’s physiology, nervous system, and lived experience. FluidiQi is intended to serve as an adjunct beyond an individual practice into a shared framework—much like other respected movement and integrative health institutions aforementioned—offering concepts, principles, and applications that can be studied, adapted, and implemented internationally. This open and evolving system is designed for clinicians, movement professionals, and individuals who are intrigued to explore, embody, and contribute to the ongoing refinement of how one can acquire internal and external movement based on the Individual (mind, body and spirit), one’s Environment (in nature as well as a diverse cultural and clinical contexts), Task Structure.
FluidiQi
Vision
Reconnecting fluid movement restores energetic rhythm, to align perception of how one thinks and moves.
To restore fluidity, adaptability, resilience, and joy by addressing movement dysfunction (“Pathokinesiology”) through individualized, integrative manual and movement approaches that honor the body–mind connection and each person’s unique life terrain as is, and then provides other options of one’s terrain of anatomy and one’s perception and ability to move (when our body moves as our mind moves) “can lead to an intersection between biology and energy” or “the flow and transformation of energy in and between living organisms and their environment, “ (Energy Medicine in Therapeutics and Human Performance, James Oschman, Bioenergetics)
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