Pan Zhen潘珍

About

A TCM physician and acupuncturist holding a state-recognized TCM acupuncture practice license. Completed systematic specialized training in Beijing in the Heshi Santong ("Three Unblockings" of the He family) acupuncture method; systematically studied six-channel and eight-principle syndrome differentiation, as well as classical meridian and zang-fu organ theory. Proficient in both traditional needling and the signature Heshi Santong techniques; in practice she adheres to syndrome-differentiation treatment and individualized needling for each child, with gentle technique, precise point selection, and attention to both symptom and root cause.

Long-term focus on pediatric TCM acupuncture; in-depth work on children's development and behavior, musculoskeletal rehabilitation, and common pediatric internal-medicine issues. Uses acupuncture to help with pediatric cerebral palsy, childhood autism, growth/developmental delay, and common conditions such as colds, food retention, abdominal bloating, recurrent cough, and restless sleep. Considering children's physiology (delicate organs, immature body and qi), she uses gentle, safe child-specific acupuncture to unblock the meridians, harmonize qi and blood, "awaken the spirit and open the senses," strengthen the spleen and nourish the kidneys. She targets delayed language development, social-communication difficulties, insufficient limb motor function, slow cognitive responses, poor digestion, and sleep disturbances, committed to pure-TCM "green" (drug-free) conditioning with rich clinical experience.

Training

• 2017 — "TCM Children's Constitution Identification and Developmental-Behavioral Disorders" course series (Pediatrics Branch, China Association of Chinese Medicine; Dongzhimen Hospital pediatrics team, Beijing University of Chinese Medicine); 18 hours.
• 2018 (May) — "Clinical Application of TCM External Therapies in Childhood Autism" (WFCMS Child Health Committee; Prof. Zhang, Yueyang Hospital, Shanghai University of TCM).
• 2018 (Oct.) — "Scalp and Auricular Acupuncture in Children's Neurodevelopmental Disorders" hands-on course (China Association of Acupuncture-Moxibustion; Prof. Wang, Nanjing University of CM); 16 hours.
• 2019 (Mar.) — blended course "Enhancement of Pediatric Tuina Skills in TCM" (Beijing Hua Tuo Vocational Training School); 32 hours.
• 2019 (Aug.) — advanced course "Application of Jin's Three-Needle Therapy in Speech Disorders of Children with Autism" (Guangdong Association of CM; Jin's Three-Needle heritage team, Guangzhou University of CM).
• 2020 — "Emotional Regulation and Herbal-Intervention Strategies in Childhood Autism" (TCM Rehabilitation Committee, China Association of Rehabilitation of Disabled Persons; Prof. Li, Wangjing Hospital, China Academy of Chinese Medical Sciences).
• 2021 (Jul.) — online camp "Application of TCM Dietary Therapy and Medicinal Cuisine in Children's Developmental-Behavioral Disorders" (WFCMS); 21 days.
• 2022 — systematic training "Integrated Chinese-Western Rehabilitation for Autism Spectrum Disorder" (China Association of Chinese Medicine; Prof. Ma Bingxiang's team, First Affiliated Hospital of Henan University of CM); 24 hours.
• 2023 (Jun.) — "Application of Classical Pediatric TCM Formulas in Brain Disorders" (Continuing Education College, Beijing University of CM); 16 hours.
• 2024 — hands-on class "TCM Differentiation and Integrated Acupuncture-Tuina Intervention for Autism with Comorbid Emotional Disorders" (Training Center, China Academy of Chinese Medical Sciences; TCM dept. team, Beijing Anding Hospital); 18 hours.

Certificates

• "TCM Children's Constitution Identification and Developmental-Behavioral Disorders"
• "TCM External Therapies in Childhood Autism"
• "Acupuncture Intervention for Children's Neurodevelopmental Disorders"
• "Pediatric Tuina Special Skills in TCM"
• "Jin's Three-Needle Therapy for Children's Speech Disorders"
• "TCM Emotional Regulation Intervention for Autism"
• "TCM Dietary Therapy and Medicinal Cuisine for Children"
• "Integrated Chinese-Western Rehabilitation for Autism"
• "Application of Pediatric TCM Formulas in Brain Disorders"
• "Comprehensive TCM Intervention for Autism with Comorbidities"

Statistics

200+ children served (acupuncture); 1,500+ cumulative hours.

Mission

To help children progress with joy. That more children, on the path of rehabilitation—by balancing yin and yang and unblocking the meridians—heal in both body and mind and grow toward the light.