About

About Neil

Neil has been involved in the Chinese healing arts for over 14 years. His interest in the area began with T’ai Chi and Qi Gong, and these disciplines remain an important part of his own practice today.

He has trained in the UK and China, and runs a busy practice in the UK in Bristol and South Wales. He is a great believer in using the Chinese health arts to prevent illness and disease, and maintain optimum health.

Neil is a respected writer and teacher in the field of Chinese medicine, and specialises in teaching the concepts and techniques of Chinese Medicine to lay audiences. He is also a founder member of the UK Register of Tui Na Chinese Massage.

Neil is an experienced practitioner and course and workshop leader, and has worked in diverse settings with corporate groups, young sports-people, children with learning difficulties, and various health organisations.

About this blog

This blog covers all aspects of the Chinese health arts, and related subjects: Tai Chi, Qi gong, Acupuncture, Tui Na massage and Acupressure, Diet and Nutrition, Herbs, Chinese medical theory, and lots more!

In keeping with the principles of Taoism, this is a Slow Blog. That means it’s updated when I have something to say, rather than following a rigid timetable. Sometimes there are only a few days between posts, sometimes a few weeks.

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Links:

Neil’s practice website: Integrated Chinese Medicine