Professor of Traditional Chinese Medicine, Acupuncture, and Qigong Taichi at a Toronto-based institution in Canada, David holds a doctor degree in Acupuncture and Tuina from Heilongjiang University of Chinese Medicine and master’s degree in Kinesiology from the University of Texas, and advanced studies in psychomotor behaviors at York University in Canada. 

With over 25 years of experience, David has developed and taught innovative therapies integrating traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) with modern rehabilitation techniques. His work includes the development of teaching materials on TCM sports rehabilitation, acupuncture techniques, meridian/channels-based kinesiology taping, sports massage, traditional Qigong forms like Yi Jin Jing, Baduanjin, Wuqinxi, and specialized Taichi methods.

David’s clinical research focuses on neuroscience sports rehabilitation and acupuncture, including experience in spinal cord injury, urination/defecation disorders, and advanced acupuncture manipulation techniques following Prof. Zhang Jin’s 24-method needling. He integrates TCM theories like meridian diagnostics, classical acupuncture methods, Taichi’s silk-reeling energy theory, and mindfulness practices like Qigong and Five-Element music into clinical and teaching practices.

He has served as a team therapist for international sports events, supporting world-class Olympic athletes, and has authored manuals on Qigong Taichi Acupuncture, combining modern neuroscience with traditional TCM. His acupuncture work on spinal cord injuries has been featured in Ontario’s Spinal Cord Injury Rehabilitation journal.

A passionate advocate for TCM, David is dedicated to preserving classical techniques and sharing the health & wellness benefits of Acupuncture, Taichi, and Qigong with the community.