Process and Pricing

I studied Western Medicine Foundation and two different majors in TCM: Acupuncture 针灸 and Tui Na Massage 推拿 in a five-year curriculum at the Shenzhou University of Traditional Chinese Medicine. I completed extensive internships at various clinics in the Netherlands and China. This has helped me gain a deeper understanding of the human body, meridians, acupuncture points, as well as anatomy and physiology, including muscles, skeleton, and nerves. By combining TCM therapies with movement practices such as Yoga and Qi Gong, I offer a unique and comprehensive treatment plan. I primarily treat the following conditions: pain management and stress relief.

Pain Management

Pain management for conditions such as skeletal muscle tension, stiff neck, frozen shoulder, tennis elbow, neuropathy, carpal tunnel syndrome, numbness or tingling in arms, hands or legs, lower back pain, sciatica, fibromyalgia, swollen knees, and painful ankles.

Stress Relief

Stress relief for conditions such as anxiety, restlessness, tension headaches, difficulty relaxing, tiredness, fatigue, lack of energy and insomnia.

Process

Step 1: Intake / Consultation

• Check the main complaints or symptoms.
• Check the tongue, the pulse and other examinations if needed.
• If the case is beyond my expertise or requires a referral, I will not proceed with the treatment. No intake fee will be charged.

Step 2: Plan

• TCM diagnosis and recovery goals
• Type of therapy and number of sessions 
• Schedule and estimated cost

Step 3: Therapy

• TCM: acupuncture, cupping, tui na massage, moxa, gua sha, herbs.
• Movement: yoga, qi gong, myofascial release, body workout.
• Combined therapy (recommended)

Step 4: Evaluation

• Effectiveness of each session 
• Adjustment for next session if needed

Step 5: Advice

• Aftercare instructions
• Self exercises instructions
• Diet and lifestyle recommendations

The Value of Healthcare

When you meet me, I wish we could share the value of healthcare:

•   Holistic
•   Integrative
•   Personalized
•   Non-violent
•   Preventive
•   Mindfulness

See the explanation

• Holistic: focuses on the whole person, body and mind; rather than just disease.
• Integrative: combines different approaches, conventional & complementary therapies.
• Personalized: plan for the unique person with individual’s background and concerns.
• Non-violent: avoid aggressive treatments and overmedication, supports natural healing.
• Preventive: encourages healthy behaviors to prevent diseases before they occur.
• Mindfulness: revitalizes the body and mind, reduce stress, promote balance.