«First understand what the child feels, then shape the program»

Xue Zhensuo薛振锁

Neurologist, Pediatric CP Rehabilitation

NeurologistDecades in neurology and CP rehabilitation

Focus

Traumatic CNS injuries, paralysis, sequelae of neuroinfections, motor and speech development delays, ASD, sleep disorders
TCM: acupuncture with moxibustion, classical and cupping massage, gua sha scraping massage, the Shangtian method; biofeedback
7 years headed a CP rehabilitation department (Shanxi Province); visiting specialist at the Institute of Cranial Acupuncture (Yuncheng)

Education

Beijing University of Chinese Medicine
Advanced training: Clinical Institute of Jiamusi University; Hebei Medical University (Shijiazhuang)
Vojta method, Bobath approach

About

Dr. Xue Zhensuo sees children with traumatic injuries of the central nervous system, paralysis of various origins, complications following infectious diseases, motor function impairments, genetically determined pathologies, as well as delays in motor, speech and psycho-speech development, sleep disorders and autism spectrum disorders.

He locates acupuncture points precisely and applies modern medical equipment and medication support to stimulate brain function. He uses physiotherapy techniques in the rehabilitation of children with sensory integration disorders.

The doctor's rehabilitation programs often include hippotherapy, manageable manual work and speech practice — activities that not only aid recovery but also strengthen patients' positive outlook on life.

Education and methods

He received his medical education at the Beijing University of Chinese Medicine. He took advanced training at the Clinical Institute of Jiamusi University and studied at Hebei Medical University (Shijiazhuang). He has mastered the Vojta physiotherapy method and the Bobath approach to restoring motor activity.

As a traditional Chinese medicine specialist, he actively applies the Shangtian method. Manual therapy techniques help the doctor improve the condition of joints, overcome stiffness and expand patients' range of movement.

He commands a broad range of massage techniques: classical and cupping massage, gua sha scraping massage. He combines acupuncture with moxibustion to increase the effectiveness of the procedures.

In his work he uses biofeedback: it helps him read the patient's sensations more precisely and adjust the rehabilitation program on a sound basis.

Experience

For seven years he headed the department of a clinic for the rehabilitation of patients with cerebral palsy in Shanxi province. He is a member of the IX Medical Union of Physiotherapists and Rehabilitation Specialists, a visiting specialist of the Institute of Cranial Acupuncture (Yuncheng) and a leading consultant on rehabilitation and traditional Chinese medicine.