SUITE 3:2, WREKIN PROFESSIONAL CENTRE, HOLYHEAD ROAD, WELLINGTON, TELFORD, SHROPSHIRE, TF1 2EH
TELEPHONE: 01952 251840
At the Telford Traditional Chinese Medical Centre we are practitioners of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM). TCM is one of the world's most ancient medical systems. It is a distinct and independent system which originated in China and has become increasingly popular in the UK over the past few decades.
Traditional Chinese Medicine is a holistic therapy, and a comprehensive medical system with its own principles, diagnostic methods and therapies. Acupuncture and herbal medicine are the main therapies of TCM, supplemented by acupressure, moxibustion and dietary advise. Traditional Chinese Medicine is based on the holistic concept of integrating treatment of mental, emotional, social and physical elements to maintain health and well-being, aiming treatment of the whole body rather than just symptoms. It views optimum health as a perfect balance of “Yin” and “Yang” energy.
Dr. Bianping (MSc, MBAcC) is a qualified Traditional Chinese Medicine Doctor. She was trained for five years in Heilongjiang Traditional Chinese Medicine University in China. She worked in the first affiliated Hospital of Harbin Medical University as a TCM doctor and a lecture for 10 years, and she worked in our centre since 2000. She is a member of the Chinese Association of Acupuncture and Moxibusion, as well as a member of the British Acupuncture Council. Her many articles have been published in journals. She has abundant experiences both in diagnosis and treatments, her expertises is in general health and well being, fatigue, infertility, menopause, pain relieve management, anxiety, depression and many more.
Dr. Bianping (MSc.MBAcC) perform the consultation in Chinese and English with a professional, friendly and confidential manner. She understands some German as well. She is bound by a professional Code of Ethics and Practice, upholding the highest standards for treatment and clinical practice. Personal interesting are hiking, learning new languages and growing vegetables and fruits.
There are several other conditions where acupuncture is found to improve health outcomes and achieve cost savings. Specific guidance from the World Health Organisation states that acupuncture should be referred to for the following:
