TheCare 213-1529 West 6th Ave Vancouver, British Columbia V6J 1R1
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TheCare
Downtown Vancouver Acupuncture &Traditional Chinese Medicine, Professional Wellness Centre
Who We Are
Dr. Wen Rong Chen is a Doctor of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) registered in B.C., U.K. and China. After graduating from the University of Chinese Medicine in China, he continued his quest for knowledge while practicing at a local TCM Hospital under the guidance of renowned TCM professor Shouli Yue. During his busy hospital practice, he gained profound clinical experience in both acupuncture and herbal medicine which allowed him to join the Chinese Acupuncture Association and become a senior member of CATA (China Acupuncture &Tuina Association). Dr. Chen is also the member of GCTCM of UK and CTCMA of Canada.
Practicing acupuncture, herbal medicine, and Tuina, Dr. Chen focuses his treatment on spinal disorders, cardiac and stroke symptoms, and pediatric problems. When he was invited to practice Chinese medicine in England, he successfully treated many conditions such as arthritis, skin disease, menopause, PMS, and cardiac problems. He brought his knowledge of herbal medicine with him, producing over 30 new Herbal formulas to solve local symptoms.
What We Do
Acupuncture
The acupuncturist places extremely fine, sterile, disposable needles at specific points on the body's energetic pathways, known as meridians. These needles stimulate your body's own electrical energy (Qi) to bring your body's systems back to balance.
Moxibustion
The dried leaves of the herbal moxa, are made into strip and burned along the meridians over the skin.Moxibustion is particularly effective in the treatment of arthritis, asthma, and chromic fatigue syndrome. It is also used to boost one's immune system, and to increase circulation.
Pediatric Tuina
Finger pressure is used to stimulate the acupoints and meridians on the left palm and arm of infants. Pressure on specific combinations of acupoints help open and balance energy pathways that have been restricted thus promoting the flow of Qi and blood in the meridians and its collaterals.
Herbal Therapy
Herbal preparations come in the forms of tea, powder, or pills. These herbal formulas are carefully prepared from plants, tree branches, leaves, flowers, seeds, or vegetables and are designed to treat specific health problems or correct imbalances in the body.
Complementary Medicine 
