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My love for everything Chinese started in 2009 when I accidentally faced information about professional courses on becoming a Feng Shui consultant, and I signed up immediately. At that time Chinese geomancy was just a fascinating hobby; however, one day my prestigious well-paid job in a large corporation just couldn't make me as happy as my Feng Shui practices. I was already involved in the professional studying of Chinese Metaphysics including Feng Shui, Chinese astrology Bazi, Strategy Qi Men Dun Jia, Traditional Chinese Medicine and Dietology. I discovered a brand new magic world where I could get inspiration, inner energy and positive vibes. I was looking for extra online courses delivered by the best schools such as Joey Yap School and Master Le Yao School.
Also I graduated from the Toronto School of Traditional Chinese Medicine with an Acupuncture program. I had been practicing Acupuncture in the TSTCM clinic and the Dorothy Lea Hospice for one year, during my search for my own approach to health diagnostics and Feng Shui knowledge. I continue to study Chinese Metaphysics every day under coaching sessions with my Masters. I successfully pose my approach in treatments mixing Chinese Arts knowledge – from medicine to FengShui. I love taking care of people and helping them to get better inner and outer wellness because I believe all energies are connected. I can focus on your dreams, and I can help you to create a unique path – from strong health to better life using all my knowledge and experience. My passion is to inspire people and encourage them to be health and successful. Let’s meet and work together!
Rain Chan
Our acupuncturist, Rain Chan, was born in Hong Kong and feels honoured to be offering treatments based on Traditional Chinese Medicine.
Rain believes that healing and wellness occurs on multiple levels, including the emotional-mental, social, spiritual, and physical–all these levels are interconnected and impact each other.
Rain has also completed their Masters of Social Work and is a registered Social Worker. Rain has worked with trauma survivors, people with disabilities, substance use addictions or mental health issues, newcomers, marginalized youths, 2SLGBTQIA+ community, people who have been incarcerated, and various marginalized groups. Rain is familiar with harm reduction approach, person-centered counselling, strength-based approach, the stages of change model, the 12-steps program, as well as various approaches to counselling and interventions.
During their free time, Rain enjoys learning about astrology, cooling up a delicious meal, learning about nature, and movie or TV shows.
Helping people has always been my passion, and I consider it an honor to be able to assist my patients on their path to wellness and improved health. At Jing Song Traditional Chinese Medicine Clinic, we believe in fostering a warm and compassionate environment where patients can feel at ease while receiving the highest standard of care. As a practitioner, I am committed to staying current with the latest advancements in TCM and continuously expanding my understanding of this ancient healing art. This dedication allows me to integrate traditional wisdom with modern techniques, ensuring that my patients receive the most effective and comprehensive care possible.
I am excited to be part of your health journey and look forward to empowering you with the knowledge and support needed to achieve optimal well-being. Whether you are seeking relief from specific ailments or striving to maintain overall balance and vitality, we are here to serve you. Thank you for considering us as your trusted partner in health. If you have any questions or would like to schedule a consultation, please do not hesitate to contact us.
Jing Song
My name is Jing Song, and I am a registered Traditional Chinese Medicine Practitioner in Ontario. Growing up in a family deeply rooted in the practice of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), I was fortunate to have been exposed to the principles of Holism, Yin and Yang balance, the power of herbs, and the significance of acupuncture from an early age. Witnessing my grandfather's dedication to healing and owning his own clinic inspired me to follow in his footsteps and pursue a career in TCM.
The essence of Traditional Chinese Medicine lies in treating the body as a holistic entity and utilizing the natural power of our surroundings to restore balance and harmony within ourselves. I have always been captivated by how TCM seamlessly integrates with our body's innate healing capabilities, providing effective treatments and support to improve people's well-being.
My journey into the world of TCM started with enrolling in the esteemed Toronto School of Traditional Chinese Medicine. After years of dedicated study and hands-on training, I successfully graduated in 2020 with a specialization in the Advanced TCMP program, including comprehensive studies in herbology and acupuncture. This educational foundation has equipped me with the knowledge and expertise to provide personalized treatment plans tailored to each patient's unique needs.
TCM
Traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) is based on over 5,000 years of ancient Chinese medical practices that include various forms of herb medicine, acupuncture, cupping therapy, gua sha, massage (tui na), exercise (qigong), and dietary therapy.
Traditional Chinese medicine is promoting the idea of special energy called qi which flows via meridian channels of our bodies. In this belief, if the flow of qi along these meridians is blocked or unbalanced, illness can occur. Traditional Chinese medicine doctors always look at the balance of mind, body and spirit to determine how to restore qi, yin-yang balance, and well-being health.
TCM Diet & Nutrition
There are the basics of healthy eating according to TCM according to a particular constitution, daily rhythms and quality of food. Seasonal eating is paramount in Tradition Chinese Medicine.
Be aware of your body changes according to seasons make educated choices when deciding upon your individualized Diet Plan. Book your appointment today and feel better health soon!
Feng Shui
Feng shui aims to promote good energy or chi in one's environment. It balances different elements including the male and female, or yin and yang, and the five elements of Taoism: wood, fire, earth metal, and water, which are said to make up everything in the world. Balancing these elements helps promote harmony within the home.
