Dr. Guan
Dr. Guan, Bing Jun was graduated from Medical College, Jinan University, Guangzhou China in 1991.
He was trained and practicing as an Orthopedic Surgeon in the Affiliated Hospital of Guangzhou University of Traditional Chinese Medicine.
Since August 1997, He has been practicing Acupuncture, Tui Na Massage Therapy and Chinese Herbals as a registered Traditional Chinese Medicine Practitioner in Victoria, British Columbia in Canada
Trained in both modern and traditional Medicine, Dr. Guan/Bing believes that there must be a way to connect and integrate these two kinds of approaches to server people.
Then He founded the innovative Structural Dynamic Theory, on which he named a new application of Chinese Tui Na Massage as Structural Dynamic Therapy.
Structural Dynamic Theory is a new study of dynamic human body, a new way to study Pathology. In Structural Dynamic Theory, pain is considered as a type of signal which is indicating tension or physical conflict inside human body; various dysfunctions of motor system are resulting not only from defecting of tissue or organ but also from the change of biomechanical relation, space between body components. Usually, a micro misalignment of a joint can cause a long-lasting malfunction and inflammation at more than one soft tissue component.
For example, a chronic tendonitis is not just single inflammation, there is a mechanism cause the inflammation, and this mechanism is originated from a misalignment at a nearby joint that is designated within a motor machinery structure.
In Traditional Chinese Tui Na Massage Therapy, a number of techniques, such as Bone Setting, are utilized to solve structural related problems. Human Proprioception is also a useful tool to evaluate the progress of this innovative therapy.
As a Chinese Canadian, Dr. Guan is proud to practice inventive medicine and has had tremendous success treating hard-to-treat chronic conditions in Victoria.
He was trained and practicing as an Orthopedic Surgeon in the Affiliated Hospital of Guangzhou University of Traditional Chinese Medicine.
Since August 1997, He has been practicing Acupuncture, Tui Na Massage Therapy and Chinese Herbals as a registered Traditional Chinese Medicine Practitioner in Victoria, British Columbia in Canada
Trained in both modern and traditional Medicine, Dr. Guan/Bing believes that there must be a way to connect and integrate these two kinds of approaches to server people.
Then He founded the innovative Structural Dynamic Theory, on which he named a new application of Chinese Tui Na Massage as Structural Dynamic Therapy.
Structural Dynamic Theory is a new study of dynamic human body, a new way to study Pathology. In Structural Dynamic Theory, pain is considered as a type of signal which is indicating tension or physical conflict inside human body; various dysfunctions of motor system are resulting not only from defecting of tissue or organ but also from the change of biomechanical relation, space between body components. Usually, a micro misalignment of a joint can cause a long-lasting malfunction and inflammation at more than one soft tissue component.
For example, a chronic tendonitis is not just single inflammation, there is a mechanism cause the inflammation, and this mechanism is originated from a misalignment at a nearby joint that is designated within a motor machinery structure.
In Traditional Chinese Tui Na Massage Therapy, a number of techniques, such as Bone Setting, are utilized to solve structural related problems. Human Proprioception is also a useful tool to evaluate the progress of this innovative therapy.
As a Chinese Canadian, Dr. Guan is proud to practice inventive medicine and has had tremendous success treating hard-to-treat chronic conditions in Victoria.
Rob Pearce
Rob studied under and was certified (2009) in Structural Dynamic Therapy by Dr. Bing Jun Guan (China). In addition Rob is certified in Reflexology (Reflexology Association of Canada), Thai foot reflexology and Jin Shin Do facial acupressure. Extensive training in Hawaiian Huna provided him with a strong grounding in meridians and energy flow in the body.
Rob has a strong belief that the best tool to measure the body is the client's own sensation (proprioception). Close consultation with the client allows for a more complete assessment of where the problems are for a quicker and longer lasting solution. Rob also has a black belt in Judo and holds a Bachelor of Music degree in performance from the University Of Toronto (1982). Presently Rob resides in Victoria and maintains a private practice at the Guan Clinic of Traditional Chinese Medicine.
Rob has a strong belief that the best tool to measure the body is the client's own sensation (proprioception). Close consultation with the client allows for a more complete assessment of where the problems are for a quicker and longer lasting solution. Rob also has a black belt in Judo and holds a Bachelor of Music degree in performance from the University Of Toronto (1982). Presently Rob resides in Victoria and maintains a private practice at the Guan Clinic of Traditional Chinese Medicine.