11-Jun-2025
In a recent lecture, Mr. KA WAI CHEUNG, the Chinese Medicine Practitioner for the Jockey Club TCM-Driven Mental Wellness Project, provided an in-depth explanation of regulation of medicated diet and acupoint massage in traditional chinese medicine..
If you are interested in this lecture but missed it live, you can catch up by watching the following video:
Started in July 2023, the project targets individuals aged between 18 and 65 with mildto- moderate insomnia, anxiety and depression. HKBU’s Chinese medicine practitioners will provide consultations and prescribe herbal tisanes or Chinese herbal formulae to participants based on the severity of their symptoms for a duration of six weeks.
If participants with moderate symptoms do not see improvement after receiving treatment, HKBU’s Chinese medicine practitioners will work with the registered social workers or counsellors from NLPRA to provide follow-up counselling services.
The project has served more than 800 participants to date. Participants were invited to complete both self-reported questionnaires and clinical assessment by Chinese medicine practitioners before and after using the service. They reported significant improvements in their sleep quality and mental health conditions.
The services offered by the project is free of charge. Those who are interested in participating and have enquiries can call 3411 2094, or register online.