


The conversation around health is changing. Around 37% of U.S. adults use complementary or integrative health approaches and spend more than $30.2 billion annually on these interventions, much of it paid out of pocket rather than covered by health insurance. Those figures suggest that whole-person health has become an increasingly important part of the national conversation as more people explore approaches that complement conventional care.
Written by Robert Bloomingfield, Valiant CEO | July 17, 2026
As more Americans seek a greater role in managing their health, complementary wellness practices such as qigong, meditation, yoga, and mindfulness are gaining wider acceptance alongside conventional medicine. Wendy Lang, founder of Empty Mountain, believes this growing interest reflects a desire for a more holistic understanding of wellbeing rather than a rejection of modern healthcare.
Written by Adam Bent, Wellness Voice | July 17, 2026
Wendy Lang, founder of Empty Mountain Institute, is a renowned expert and teacher in energy medicine, channeling, mediumship, and space clearing. With over 35 years of experience, Wendy integrates her extensive training in Medical Qigong, Light Body Meditation, and Shamanic Chinese Medicine into her transformative teachings and healing practice.
Written by Sarah Kirton, Content Editor | January 23, 2025
Wendy Lang has presented the teachings of Empty Mountain Institute at the following events:




