Ms Chunhui Yu Bangerter 

For prices (adult, child, subscriptions) & detailed information, see my site: https://chmtc.ch

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Schedule:

Vevey - Center Inis:

Until 26th September:

Wednesday 9:30am -12:30pm and 1:30pm -4:30pm

Saturday 9am -12pm.

From 27th September:

Monday 1:30pm to 4:30pm

Wednesday 9:30am -12:30pm and 1:30pm -4:30pm

Lausanne - Institut Namasté:

Until 26th September:

Thursday 10am-5pm

Friday 9:30am - 12:30pm and 1:30pm to 5:30pm

Saturday 2pm - 5pm

From 27th September:

Thursday 10am-5pm

Friday 9:30am - 12:30pm and 1:30pm to 5:30pm

Saturday 9am - noon

Education

Born in southern China, I had my first contact with Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) and the universe of energies in college during Tai'Chi classes. This convinced me of the reality and power of energies of Nature and the Universe onto the human body. I first completed studies in Western medicine and worked before leaving China in 2000 for Germany. This first part of my life allowed me to acquire practice and basic medical knowledge.

I met my husband in Germany and followed him to Switzerland where I hoped to continue my work in the medical field. As the Chinese diploma in Western medicine was not recognized in Switzerland, I decided to study to become a dental hygienist and worked in dental practices in Lausanne and then in Dubai. This experience taught me the importance of human contact as well as the impact of the Environment on everyone's health and well-being. This confirmed to me that the Human Being must be considered in relation to the Universe and its Energies.

In 2016, I returned to China and decided to continue on the path of the interactions between Man and the Universe. I obtained my university degree at the Shanghai University of Traditional Chinese Medicine in 2022, then after a year's practice in a hospital, I obtained a license in Traditional Chinese medicine allowing me to work as a TCM doctor in China. I practiced TCM and traveled to different regions of China to follow several TCM masters in order to perfect my technique and approach to patient care. Being aware of the importance of the interdependence between physical and psychological health, I also followed a training in psychological care in TCM.

Back in Switzerland, at the benefit of a dual Chinese and Swiss culture, I decided to promote TCM and its philosophy by putting my skills at the service of my patients.

Progress of a session

During the first session, I begin by establishing a holistic assessment of the patient's health, both physical and mental. To do this, I assess various aspects of the patient's condition, including pulse and tongue characteristics, symptoms, and emotional factors. Based on this assessment, I advise the patient regarding their lifestyle. For their condition to improve, it is essential that the patient collaborates with me. I then decide on the appropriate treatment. This can either consist of a single type of treatment or a combination of several treatments, such as acupuncture, guasha, herbal medicine, moxibustion, cupping or massage.