The principal aim of Chinese medicine and acupuncture is to establish a healthy and balanced state of mind and body function, so as to enhance an individual’s ability to cope with both internal and external demands and stresses, by treating the person as a whole.
We combine both ancient Chinese Medicine wisdom and modern Western Medicine knowledge, to assist you to achieve your best mind and body status.
About Us
Education background
Dr. Michael Mei and Dr. Ella Ji both completed their PhD in Acupuncture at the renowned Beijing University of Chinese Medicine(BUCM) which is recognised by NZQA as part of the List of Qualifications Exempt from Assessment. Prior to the pursuit of their PhD in Acupuncture, Michael and Ella both successfully obtained their medical licenses by completing their Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees in Clinical Medicine at the same university.
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