Traditional Chinese Medicine

As a practicing psychotherapist who has integrated Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) into my clinical work, I often encounter skepticisim from new clients. The raised eyebrows and hesitant questions are familiar: “Isn’t that just pseudoscience?” or “How can ancient practices help with modern mental health issues?”  These are valid questions. As someone trained in evidence-based Western psychological […]

As a practicing psychotherapist who has integrated Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) into my clinical work, I often encounter skepticisim from new clients. The raised eyebrows and hesitant questions are familiar: “Isn’t that just pseudoscience?” or “How can ancient practices help with modern mental health issues?”  These are valid questions. As someone trained in evidence-based Western psychological

As mental health professionals increasingly recognize the importance of holistic treatment approaches, Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) offers valuable insights and methods for supporting both mental and physical well-being. This ancient system of medicine, developed over thousands of years, provides unique perspectives on achieving balance and maintaining health that complement modern therapeutic approaches. Understanding the Foundation