Chinese Medicine for Health: Principles and Practice of Herbal and Other Therapies
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This is an 8-week course which offers participants, particularly senior citizens, valuable lifestyle and natural healing guides. The course educates the public on using Chinese medicine to enhance their ability to manage their health and that of their families. It covers TCM principles, herbs and recipes, acupuncture and acupressure, methods of Chinese health cultivation, and the management of chronic conditions like diabetes, insomnia, gastrointestinal disorders and cardiovascular diseases.
Course Details
Nett Fee after Government subsidy S$116.00
SkillsFuture Credit Eligible
Provider
Renhai Centre Ltd
corporate@renhai.com.sg
Duration
24 hours over 8 sessions
Contact
6227 9238
Commencement
28 Mar 2026 - 16 May 2026
Registration
Open in January 2026
Venue
11 Slims Barracks Rise, Level 3, LT301, Singapore 138664
Trainer
Prof Hong Hai
Soh Shan Bin
Karen Wee
Dr Ang Koon Hwee
Course information is accurate as provided by course provider on 10 June 2025. For more information, please contact the course provider.
Trainer's Profile
Prof Hong Hai
Prof Hong Hai is an Adjunct Professor at NTU and Chairman of the Renhai Centre Ltd. He had been on the academic committee of the TCM Practitioners Board. He has been teaching TCM courses in various institutes and also published four books on TCM.
Soh Shan Bin
Ms Soh Shan Bin (BSc, BMED, MMed) has been practising as a TCM Physician in the Renhai clinic from 2016 till now. She has many experiences teaching TCM courses in English at UniSIM, Renhai, and the Confucius Institute. After graduating with degrees in biomedical science from NTU and in TCM from BUCM in 2010, Shan Bin trained at the Tianjin University of Chinese Medicine with a concentration on cardiovascular diseases for a Master’s degree. She had co-authored the book 'Chinese Medicine for Health: Holistic Healing, Inner Harmony and Herbal Recipes'.Karen Wee
Karen Wee (BSc, BMed) is a registered TCM physician at the Renhai Clinic since 2012. Her primary clinical concentration is on women and children health, and fertility issues. She has taught TCM courses in English at SUSS, Renhai, and the Confucius Institute since 2012 and had co-authored the book 'Chinese Medicine for Health: Holistic Healing, Inner Harmony and Herbal Recipes'. She was a past President of NTU’s Chinese Medicine Alumni Association.Dr Ang Koon Hwee
Dr Ang Koon Hwee is a biomedical scientist based in the Institute of Molecular and Cell Biology and a registered Chinese medicine physician. He graduated from NTU double degree program in biomedical sciences and Chinese medicine and thereafter obtained a DPhil in Oncology at the University of Oxford.
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