Dr. Yin (Chinese Medicine) is an AHPRA registered acupuncturist and Chinese herbal medicine practitioner with over 17 years of clinical experience in Australia. He holds a bachelor’s degree from the Sydney Institute of Traditional Chinese Medicine (SITCM) and has furthered his studies at UTS. His family history of TCM spans four generations.

YIN combines traditional TCM meridian theory with modern medical fascia and holographic principles in his practice. He uses evidence-based methods, abdominal diagnosis, acupuncture, and herbal medicine to help with a variety of acute and chronic conditions, including pain relief, male dysfunction, and female endocrine imbalances, common and rare discomforts.

Having served at Mater Hospital North Sydney’s post-surgery oncology department, YIN uses acupuncture to reduce the side effects of chemotherapy and radiation therapy, improving the post-surgery quality of life for cancer patients.

In 2018, YIN participated in a research group at the University of Kentucky, USA, focusing on the clinic study of Parkinson's disease and dopamine dysfunction. He provided clinical data with acupuncture intervention and co-authored a publication on the topic. Since then, he accumulated extensive experience with the epidemic of age-related diseases including Parkinson's disease, dementia, and other neurodegenerative conditions.

By holding her Bachelor and Master degrees in Traditional Chinese Medicine from Western Sydney University (WSU), Dr Xiao is an Australian CMBA Registered Herbal Medicine Practitioner and Acupuncturist, and full Member of the Australian Acupuncture and Chinese Medicine Association (AACMA) and the Chinese Medicine and Acupuncture Society Association (CMASA).

She is a dedicated healthcare professional focusing on the integration of evidence-based herbal medicine and acupuncture into modern clinical practice. Her rigorous training in China’s top-tier hospitals under esteemed senior physicians instilled in her a scientific approach to patient care that emphasizes safety and efficacy. She is committed to combining validated therapeutic methods with contemporary medical standards to achieve optimal patient outcomes.

Served as an acupuncturist at a public hospital in Sydney, she focuses on managing complex conditions such as cancer-related symptoms and chronic illnesses. From where she conducts comprehensive assessments, develops individualized treatment plans, and continually updated her knowledge through professional development. She strives to bridge the gap between traditional healing methods and modern research, ensuring that every treatment is supported by scientific evidence.

By collaborating with multidisciplinary teams and engaging in ongoing clinical research, she refined her techniques and contribute to advancements in integrative healthcare. She is passionate about empowering patients to achieve an improved quality of life through compassionate, science-driven care. Her approach is rooted in continuous learning and close collaboration with other healthcare professionals, ensuring that her practice stays aligned with the latest scientific developments and best practices.