Dr Chen has many years of experience in the treatment of a wide range of diseases. TCM increases the basic energy and brings disorders back into balance. As Dr Chen has a Swiss state examination, all treatments such as acupuncture, moxibustion, prescription of Chinese medicines, medical advice, etc. are covered by the patient's basic health insurance. (Exception: any material costs for TCM medication, for which additional insurance would be required). In addition to musculoskeletal disorders, Dr Chen uses standard Chinese therapy methods to treat a wide range of other disorders that can manifest themselves in a variety of symptoms, such as allergies, headaches, high blood pressure, stress and addictive behaviour, etc. He also offers support during pregnancy. He offers support during pregnancy and convalescence or treats menstrual complications. The Chinese therapy methods on offer include acupuncture, moxibustion, herbal therapy, nutritional counselling, Chinese manual therapy and cupping. The speciality: As a Chinese doctor with a Swiss state examination, he can bill his services via basic insurance. Supplementary insurance is not a requirement. Thanks to his training as a specialist in orthopaedic surgery (FMH), he is also able to assist with classic conservative methods for the bone apparatus or advise patients on operations on the bone apparatus ("second opinion"). Dr Chen is a member of the Association for Music Medicine and, as a former track and field athlete, sports medicine is also close to his heart. Chinese state examination in Western and traditional Chinese medicine. Specialist in orthopaedics in China. Swiss state examination. ASA certificate of competence in acupuncture and traditional Chinese medicine. Specialist in orthopaedic surgery FMH.

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• Complementary therapist in shiatsu, advanced federal diploma of higher education ; BSc in psychology ; RME and ASCA approved ; • Taijiquan (tai-chi) teacher. I offer two contemplative approaches to take care of your health and well-being : Complementary therapy in shiatsu : bodymind therapy of Japanese origin. More information Taijiquan classes : philosophical martial art and Chinese health art. More information

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My approach is holistic, emphasizing psycho-physical and emotional support, combining approaches from humanistic psychology (ACP, Focusing) with Shiatsu and Bach Flower Remedies for physical, psychological, and emotional support. Shiatsu is an art of touch of Japanese origin, based on the principles of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM). It is a method that aims to rebalance the body's anatomy and the circulation of its energies. It is practiced through pressure with the thumbs and hands all over the body, as well as through stretching and mobilizing the joints. It is a form of oriental osteopathy. Bach Flower Remedies are emotional harmonizers. They are very effective in cases of emotional disorders such as stress, discouragement, burnout, and anxiety, for example. It is also an effective way to support periods of major life changes such as pregnancy, exam periods, career change, menopause, divorce, or bereavement. PCA (person-centered approach) (Carl Rogers) and Focusing (Eugène Gendlin) emphasize the psycho-physical experience and emphasize the skills (resources) of individuals and their potential for change and empowerment. I also offer self-empowerment workshops that combine postures, stretching, breathing exercises, qi gong, and meditation with self-massage of meridians and acupuncture points. I consult at the Medical Centre for Women in Lausanne, in my private practice in Nyon and in St-Cergue. Maria Larsson Greppin ASCA and RME Certified Shiatsu and Dr Bach's Flower remedies therapist, recognized by complementary insurance companies.

After one month of therapy, I felt more relaxed and my back pain became weaker. My sleep also became better. After one year of therapy, my back pain almost completely recovered thanks to a combination of Japanese Reset Therapy and Yoga. Thank you Taka ! Tobias