This narrative study explored how the experienced counsellors utilised the idea and practice of "ch'i" during counselling sessions. The data were co-constructed between the researcher and 12 senior counsellors with substantial "ch'i"-related experiences using a semi-structured in-depth interview method and were analysed employing a narrative analysis approach. The core themes emerging from the study were (a) an embodiment, which included two sub-themes: "ch'i" as a way of expressing health and illness and "ch'i"-related exercise lived out as an embodiment, and (b) "ch'i" as a way of understanding. The findings pointed to "a new way of healing," which involves perceiving, containing and conveying ch'i and requires counsellors to empty themselves, and remain in a state of non-action and wholeness.