Traditional Chinese Medicine 正统中医诊疗

Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) supports the body’s natural healing and rejuvenation by restoring balance through its meridian channels and the Five Elements. Helps with @General Health @Gynecology @Skin Issues @Pain Management @Mental Health @Pediatric @Digestive Issues @Physical Health and much more. We offer holistic care for both physical and mental health while emphasizing prevention... Read More

Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) supports the body’s natural healing and rejuvenation by restoring balance through its meridian channels and the Five Elements. Helps with @General Health @Gynecology @Skin Issues @Pain Management @Mental Health @Pediatric @Digestive Issues @Physical Health and much more.

We offer holistic care for both physical and mental health while emphasizing prevention and long-term wellness. For pain relief, acupuncture is especially effective for chronic issues like back pain, osteoarthritis, and migraines.

When it comes to women’s health, TCM—through herbal therapies and acupuncture—uplifts reproductive wellness. For instance, combined treatments significantly enhance fertility and ovulation rates in PCOS patients, and many women report better menstrual regularity and reduced PMS symptoms after several sessions.

On the emotional and mental wellness front, TCM offers tools like acupuncture, herbs, tuina massage, and qigong to address anxiety, depression, stress, PTSD, and insomnia. Programs combining acupuncture with complementary therapies have shown measurable improvements in mental health and quality of life.

TCM also targets skin and allergy issues, with herbal formulas and acupuncture often easing eczema, psoriasis, allergic reactions, and asthma by strengthening immunity and reducing inflammation. General wellness is supported through TCM’s ability to ease chronic fatigue, digestive disorders (like IBS and bloating), and immune imbalances, encouraging more sustainable health and fewer side effects than many conventional treatments.

In summary, TCM integrates acupuncture, herbal medicine, massage, movement, and dietary guidance to address root causes of illness and promote enduring health across a wide spectrum—from pain management and women’s health to emotional wellbeing, skin conditions, and overall vitality.


Massage Therapy 推拿按摩疗法

Massage therapy consists primarily of hands-on manipulation of the soft tissues of the body, specifically the muscles, connective tissue, tendons, ligaments and joints for the purpose of optimizing health. Massage therapy treatment has a therapeutic effect on the body and optimizes health and well-being by acting on the muscular, nervous and circulatory systems. Physical functi... Read More

Massage therapy consists primarily of hands-on manipulation of the soft tissues of the body, specifically the muscles, connective tissue, tendons, ligaments and joints for the purpose of optimizing health.

Massage therapy treatment has a therapeutic effect on the body and optimizes health and well-being by acting on the muscular, nervous and circulatory systems. Physical function can be developed, maintained and improved through this therapy; for physical dysfunction , pain management and stress problems can all be relieved through having a Massage Therapy.

Massage therapy, also name Tui Na in TCM. It is an ancient form of method to help sustain and obtain wellness in our body through improving internal circulation. According to unearthed evidence of archaeological studies, Massage therapy or Tui Na can be dated back to around 2700 BC in Chinese history.

TWO TAN Massage Therapy is based on the theory of traditional Chinese medicine, such as Yin and Yang, Five Elements, Zang-Fu organs, meridians, qi, blood and body fluids to conduct. TWO TAN Massage Therapy covers a wide range of indications and disorders, such as stress, anxiety, depression, headache, insomnia, sinus, stiff neck and back, frozen shoulder, degenerative disc disease, sciatica, constipation, dysmenorrhea and some other illnesses. We also offer Thai Massage and we believe " Healing Starts From A Touch".


TCM Pediatric 中医儿科

Traditional Chinese Medicine Pediatrics is guided by the theoretical system of Chinese medicine, and Traditional Chinese Medicine are used as means to study the growth and development, physiology and pathology, feeding and health care of children from the fetus to adolescence, and the prevention of various diseases. and therapy as a medical science. Chinese Medicine Pediatrics has gathered the... Read More

Traditional Chinese Medicine Pediatrics is guided by the theoretical system of Chinese medicine, and Traditional Chinese Medicine are used as means to study the growth and development, physiology and pathology, feeding and health care of children from the fetus to adolescence, and the prevention of various diseases. and therapy as a medical science.
Chinese Medicine Pediatrics has gathered the rich experience of the Chinese nation in child rearing and disease prevention and treatment for thousands of years. With the development of traditional Chinese medicine, it has gradually formed its own theory and practice system.
Based on the overall concept of the Traditional Chinese Medicine, guided by theories of Yin-Yang, Five Elements, Zang-Fu Meridian Theory & etc. We have been using various techniques in Massage therapy , Acupuncture, Moxibustion Therapy and Natural Herbal Remedies to tonifying circulation of Qi and Blood. This TCM Pediatric technique is famous in ancient china people help with the purpose of adjusting the functions of the viscera, treating diseases and prevention from illnesses.

TCM Pediatric is widely used for children with diarrhea, vomiting, food accumulation, anorexia, constipation, abdominal pain, cold, cough, asthma, fever, enuresis, night crying, convulsion and etc.


**New** TCM Relaxation Program 中医放松保健

Our relaxation program rooted in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) goes beyond simple stress relief by treating insomnia, depression and anxiety. We use Acupressure, Bianstone Guasha and Rejuvenating Fire Cupping to restore the body's natural balance and promote long-term well-being. TCM views tension, fatigue, and emotional imbalance as signs of disrupted qi flow and internal disharmony. This... Read More

Our relaxation program rooted in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) goes beyond simple stress relief by treating insomnia, depression and anxiety. We use Acupressure, Bianstone Guasha and Rejuvenating Fire Cupping to restore the body's natural balance and promote long-term well-being. TCM views tension, fatigue, and emotional imbalance as signs of disrupted qi flow and internal disharmony. This program uses a combination of Eastern therapies and modern understanding to help the body and mind relax, heal, and rejuvenate from within.

Acupressure: a non-invasive technique that stimulates specific points along the body’s meridians to release tension, encourage qi flow, and balance the nervous system. It’s especially effective in calming anxiety, relieving headaches, improving sleep, and easing muscle stiffness.

Bianstone Guasha: an ancient healing method that uses heated tools to warm the meridians, promote circulation, and release deeply held muscular tension. The subtle far-infrared energy and ultrasonic pulses from the stone have been found to support cellular repair, lymphatic drainage and deep relaxation.

Rejuvenating Fire Cupping: a dynamic therapy that uses glass cups and gentle heat to create suction on the skin. This technique helps draw out stagnation, improve blood flow, relieve tightness, and detoxify the tissues. Rejuvenating cupping is especially helpful for fatigue, stress-related muscle pain, and restoring vitality.


TCM Weight & Wellness Program 中医塑身及养生调理

Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) supports weight management by addressing the root causes of weight gain, not just by cutting calories. It treats excess weight as a sign of imbalances in qi (energy), dampness, and organ function, especially in the spleen, liver, and kidneys. TCM uses personalized strategies such as diet adjustments, herbal formulas, acupuncture, and gentle movement to restore... Read More

Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) supports weight management by addressing the root causes of weight gain, not just by cutting calories. It treats excess weight as a sign of imbalances in qi (energy), dampness, and organ function, especially in the spleen, liver, and kidneys. TCM uses personalized strategies such as diet adjustments, herbal formulas, acupuncture, and gentle movement to restore harmony, boost metabolism, suppress appetite, reduce cravings, and improve emotional balance. By treating the whole person and supporting lasting metabolic balance, TCM helps manage weight sustainably.

TCM focuses on achieving health through balance and harmony in the body. It takes a holistic approach, addressing physical, emotional, and spiritual well-being. TCM promotes prevention through healthy habits, early intervention, and therapies like acupuncture, herbal medicine, dietary therapy, tai chi, and qigong. These aim to boost the body's natural healing and correct energy imbalances. Blending ancient wisdom with modern practices, TCM supports long-term health and vitality.


TCM Brain & Neurotypical Care 脑科康复治疗

Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) teaches that the head is where Qi and Yang energy gather, as all Yang meridians converge there and the Government Vessel (the “Sea of Marrow”) runs along the top of the skull to nourish the brain. Ancient texts like Lingshu·Weiqi teach that “Qi is in the head, and it stops in the brain,” which underpins the use of scalp acupuncture to stimulate the cortical re... Read More

Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) teaches that the head is where Qi and Yang energy gather, as all Yang meridians converge there and the Government Vessel (the “Sea of Marrow”) runs along the top of the skull to nourish the brain. Ancient texts like Lingshu·Weiqi teach that “Qi is in the head, and it stops in the brain,” which underpins the use of scalp acupuncture to stimulate the cortical regions and regulate the flow of Qi and blood.

Scalp acupuncture is widely used across neurological and systemic conditions—such as stroke and brain injury rehabilitation, concussion, Parkinson’s, cerebral palsy, Bell’s palsy, multiple sclerosis, epilepsy, ADHD, autism, OCD, dyslexia, restless legs syndrome, fibromyalgia, arthritis, hypertension, diabetes, weight loss support, anti-aging, and post-operative recovery. Its primary benefits come from its gentle safety profile, performed by trained practitioners with minimal side effects.

While no guarantee can be made that every symptom will resolve, most patients respond quickly—often improving after the first session or within six treatments. In clinical practice, about 80% of patients show good to major improvement, especially when therapy begins early. Outcomes depend on how long and severe the condition is, the patient’s overall constitution, and their commitment to the healing process.


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Ziel Jones is a dedicated and compassionate acupuncturist committed to helping individuals achieve balance and optimal health through Traditional Chinese medicine. With a strong foundation in holistic healing, acupuncture, fire cupping and moxibustion she specializes in addressing a variety of health concerns, including gynecological issues, pain management, stress relief, digestive health, and overall wellness.

She completed her acupuncture training at the Canadian College of Acupuncture and Traditional Chinese Medicine in 2024, where she developed a deep understanding of Eastern medicine principles and their integration with Western healthcare. Ziel takes a patient-centered approach, tailoring treatments to each individual’s unique needs and wellness goals.

Passionate about natural healing, Ziel believes in empowering patients with knowledge about their bodies and holistic self-care practices. Whether you’re seeking relief from chronic pain, support for emotional well-being, or a proactive approach to your health, Ziel’s calming and relaxing demeanor is here to guide you on your journey to achieve a better well-being.

Outside of the clinic, she enjoys spending time outdoors, hiking, and spending time with her horses. She enjoys reading and painting as well as playing the piano. Ziel welcomes new patients and looks forward to being a part of your health and healing journey.

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Isabelle Gignac-Butt is registered with the Chinese Medicine and Acupuncture Association of Canada (CMAAC). Isabelle developed an interest in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) when her mother went to an acupuncturist for her shoulder pain. After this she decided to learn more about acupuncture and in her research decided this was a career path she was interested in taking. Isabelle moved to Halifax and began her studies at The Canadian College of Acupuncture and Traditional Chinese Medicine (CCATCM) in September 2021. Here she studied and completed her clinical training graduating with a Diploma of Acupuncture in August 2023.

Isabelle has a passion for helping those with mental health issues while also working with pain syndromes and gynaecological diseases. She also takes interest in using TCM modalities to aid in relaxation and achieve cosmetic desires. Isabelle’s patients describe her as having a calming energy, bringing peace to their treatments.

Isabelle spent many hours learning from her professor, Dr. Bella Tan while studying at CCATCM and was always impressed by Bella’s vast knowledge, roots and passion for traditional chinese medicine. Upon graduation Isabelle took the opportunity to work at TwoTan Wellness Inc. because of its well known and respected reputation while also being able to emerge herself more deeply in TCM and continue her learning through mentorship.

In her free time, Isabelle enjoys learning more about TCM and adding to her knowledge base while also finding joy in outdoor activities and painting.

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Dr. Bella Tan comes from a long line of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) practitioners in Malaysia. Initially reluctant to follow in her family’s footsteps, her perspective changed when TCM saved her father’s life. Inspired, she studied TCM in China, earning her Bachelor’s, Master’s, and Ph.D. degrees. She now has over 20 years of clinical experience and specializes in treating Insomnia, Anxiety, Infertility, Obstetrics, and Rehabilitation for Special Needs kids. She lectures at various TCM colleges and is a board member of CMAAC. Dr. Bella Tan is a registered Acupuncturist and a professional TCM practitioner in Canada, where she has a high reputation in the field.

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Chi Tran is a graduate of the College of Acupuncture and Traditional Chinese Medicine (CCATCM). Her love for holistic health has guided her toward this profession. Growing up in Vietnam and being surrounded by Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) and its philosophy, Chi developed a deep appreciation for this ancient knowledge and culture. After moving to Canada following high school and experiencing both Eastern and Western approaches to healthcare, she recognized the need for integrating TCM into the modern healthcare system. This realization inspired her to pursue TCM as her main career.

Before beginning her journey as an Acupuncturist, Chi worked as an Accountant for nearly a decade. During this time, she not only gained valuable financial expertise but also observed the growing need for TCM among office workers in today’s fast-paced society. This insight fueled her passion for studying pain management and mental health. Additionally, Chi enjoys treating gynecological concerns and offers natural cosmetic acupuncture and facial massage as alternative, less invasive beauty options.

In her free time, Chi enjoys hiking and practicing yoga and is also a Certified Yoga Instructor. She is actively involved in her professional community as Treasurer of the NS Chapter of CMAAC (the Chinese Medicine & Acupuncture Association of Canada).

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Mingheng is a registered acupuncturist with the Chinese Medicine and Acupuncture Association of Canada (CMAAC). As a teen, she went to see Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) doctors lots of times for her health issues. Since then she started to have interests in TCM. She moved to Canada and has lived in Halifax since 2015. The difficulties in the local health and medical system let her start to think about how to take care of herself and her family for preventative and relief symptoms purposes. In 2019, she started learning acupuncture in the Canadian College of Acupuncture and Traditional Chinese Medicine(CCATCM), and graduated by finishing 2220 hours on clinical site and lessons in acupuncture program and TCM foundation theory in 2021. She is well equipped and mature in her skill in alternative medicine. Mingheng focuses on gynecologic diseases, mental illness and chronic and acute pain symptoms. She knew exactly what a women’s wellness treasure in and the core secret to taking care of their body and she has many clinical experiences on these illnesses, like dysmenorrhoea (menstrual pain), PMS, hypomenorrhea, amenorrhea, PCOS, infertility and more. Most of her patients had reversed their symptoms through her magic hand.

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Traditional Chinese medicine massage is to achieve the purpose of treatment and health care by kneading, pressing, stroking, lifting, holding, rolling and other techniques on the meridians, acupoints, muscles and bones of the human body. The main effects of Chinese medicine massage are: —1. Relieve pain. Massage can promote blood circulation and relax tense muscles. It is especially suitable for: Headache, shoulder and neck pain, Back pain, limb pain, tennis elbow, Joint discomfort, foot pain, Muscle fatigue or injury after exercise,and other unexplained pain and discomfort. —2. Improve blood and qi and blood circulation. Stimulating meridians and acupoints can accelerate the flow of qi and blood, harmonize the function of internal organs, and enhance the body’s metabolism and repair ability. —3. Strengthen immunity. Long-term massage helps the body regulate itself, enhances resistance to external pathogens, and reduces colds or allergies. —4. Regulate internal organ function. Through the pressing of specific acupoints, you can: Improve gastrointestinal discomfort (such as constipation, bloating, diarrhea), Adjust the respiratory system (such as coughing, asthma), Improve urinary and reproductive system problems, etc. —5. Promote sleep and emotional stability. Massage can help relax the nervous system, reduce anxiety and stress, and has a significant improvement on insomnia, headaches, depression, etc. —6. Correct posture and stretch muscles and bones. Appropriate massage can: Adjust misaligned joints or spine. Improve posture crookedness caused by long-term poor posture. Improve joint mobility and flexibility. —7. Auxiliary rehabilitation and rehabilitation. For stroke sequelae, sports injuries, postoperative rehabilitation, etc., massage can be used as an effective auxiliary therapy.

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Dr. Kent Eee is a Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) practitioner from a family of practitioners in Malaysia. He inherited his family’s gifts and talents, and after studying at Shan Dong TCM University in China, he practiced at Two Tan Acupuncture & Rehabilitation Centre in Malaysia and now at Two Tan Wellness in Canada. He specializes in various ailments, including pain relief, sports injuries, after-stroke rehabilitation, and pediatric care using natural therapies such as Chinese Pediatric Massage and Chinese Herbal Remedies. Dr. Kent is also an expert in combining Chinese Herbal with food diet to improve body health and increase Wei Qi, balance Yin and Yang, and promote blood circulation. With more than 10 years of clinical experience, he has helped many patients achieve better health and has been invited to appear on famous TV shows in Malaysia. Dr. Kent is a registered Acupuncturist and professional TCM practitioner in Canada and an active member of CMAAC.

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