Tui Na Treatment for Common Diseases

Overview

Tui Na Treatment for Common Diseases

Welcome to our Common Issues Therapy Series. In this course, we will teach you how to quickly treat some common physical ailments using professional Tui Na techniques.

These ailments include but are not restricted to: rhinitis, a common respiratory disease caused by inflammation of the nasal mucosa; rectus abdominis diastasis, typically occurring in postpartum women or intense athletes, leading to changes in abdominal shape; anterior pelvic tilt, a pelvic disease caused by poor lifestyle habits or working positions, causing back pain and improper body posture; tendon sheath inflammation, an inflammatory disease at the joint, common in the wrist and fingers, causing joint pain and inconvenience; torticollis, a neck muscle disease, usually caused by improper sleeping position or unsuitable pillow, leading to neck pain and limited movement; leg length discrepancy, where the lengths of the legs are unequal, possibly due to skeletal development issues or uneven muscle strength, causing abnormal gait and balance issues.

We hope that through this course, we can help you better understand how to alleviate these disease symptoms quickly through massage techniques, bringing substantial health benefits to you and your family.

Curriculum

Instructor

Dr. Ding

1. Pediatric Tuina Rehabilitation Therapist
2. Senior Psychological Counseling Trainer
3. Intermediate Sandplay Therapy Educator
4. Senior Rehabilitation Therapist
5. Acupuncture and Tuina Therapist
6. Health Massage Therapist
7. Health and TCM (Traditional Chinese Medicine) Expert
8. Senior TCM Practitioner
9. Childcare Specialist
10. Yoga Instructor
11. TCM Spinal Adjustment Specialist
12. Japanese Facial Contouring Specialist
13. Foot Reflexology Therapist
14. TCM Nutritionist
15. TCM Pharmacist

Dr. Ding's grandfather practiced medicine throughout his life, excelling in acupuncture, bone setting, and the study of I Ching and Feng Shui. Deeply influenced by her grandfather, Dr. Ding developed a passion for studying traditional Chinese medicine from a young age.
Starting at the age of twenty, she was frequently invited to offer free medical consultations, specializing in treating acute and difficult conditions such as traumatic injuries and infertility. Through numerous improvements, Dr. Ding has developed a unique approach to Chinese medicine. She bases her methods on the millennia-old health-preserving principles of traditional Chinese medicine, including Tuina (Chinese therapeutic massage), the theory of Qi, the Yin-Yang and Five Elements theory, and meridian theory. She combines these with Western medicine's fascial anatomy and rehabilitation concepts, adapting them to modern individuals' physical conditions and lifestyles, thus forming her unique "Confucian-style" techniques.
Her invited consultations have taken her to many places both domestically and internationally, treating patients from the United States, Singapore, Thailand, Japan, South Korea, Hong Kong, China, and more.