Daniel Deng
Daniel Deng
Daniel Deng
Daniel Deng
Dr Daniel Deng - Director of Acupuncture & Herbs Daniel Deng & Associates
M. Acup. B.TCM. PHD. Acup.
Qualification:
PHD --- Acupuncture (FuJian University of TCM ) - 2016
Master of Medicine --- Acupuncture & Massage (FuJian University of Traditional Chinese Medicine) 2009
Bachelor degree of Medicine —- Acupuncture & Chinese Medicine (GuangZhou University of Traditional Chinese Medicine) 1987
Let people who Receive Acupuncture, Appreciate Acupuncture. Let people who Practice Acupuncture, Enjoy Acupuncture. Let people who Learn Acupuncture, Love Acupuncture.
Daniel Deng is from a Traditional Chinese Medicine family, where his father and grandfather were both Chinese Medicine practitioners. He heard and saw lots of stories about helping people with Chinese Medicine as he was growing up, so from a young age, he thought to himself that he would also help people. So he decided to be a doctor when he was just in high school.
He was enrolled and studied Chinese Medicine in Guangzhou University of Traditional Chinese Medicine in 1982, and was employed as an assistant lecturer in Acupuncture department of the same university when he graduated in 1987, due to his high grades. Through the years, he has learned and studied different skills and techniques from all the professors and experts to help develop his own specialty.
Daniel Deng has been practicing Acupuncture and Chinese Medicine in both China and Australia for nearly 30 years. Daniel lectures at UWS, SITCM and conducts regular master classes, seminars and workshops throughout Australia.
Daniel with his 30 years of rich acupuncture teaching and clinical experience, interest in NeiJing, NanJing classical theories, constantly innovates in theory and technology, returning to basics with the uniqueness of real meaning acupoints, the balance system of yin and yang of the human body and more than 35 years practice of Qi Gong and Dao philosophy all contribute to his innovative, clinically effective method, return to the balance, developing his own style – Deng Style Acupuncture & Pulse. Including the “Yin and Yang Pulse Balance Needle Method”,, “Opening, Closing and Pivot Balance Needle Method” ,“Points Array System Balance Needle Method” , “Ten Body Unlocking Balance Needle Method” and “ShenQue Three Axes Balance Needle Method”.
Daniel strives to ensure all participants of his classes and workshops continue to advance their skills to gain the best possible clinical results.
Daniel was awarded ‘Best Paper on Clinical Practice’ at the AACMA Sydney 2008 Conference and was an invited speaker at the WFAS 2004 6th and 2014 8th World conference on Acupuncture.
Currently, Daniel is the Vice President of New South Wales Association of Chinese Medicine and the Chair of the Academic Committee. He is also the director of the transmission working committee of the World Federation of Traditional Chinese Medicine Association and the international communication working committee of the World Federation of Acupuncture Association.
Membership
Member of Australian Acupuncture & Chinese Medicine Association LTD (AACMA)
Member of Federation of Chinese Medicine & Acupuncture Societies of Australia Inc (FCMA)
Leadership
Vice principal and Academic Director of NSW Association of Chinese Medicine Australia
email: tcmdeng@yahoo.com.au
邓汉文（Daniel Deng）教授，博士
邓汉文毕业于广州中医药大学，原广州中医学院针灸系82级针灸专业。毕业后留校任教，于1989年远赴澳大利亚，从事针灸的临床和教学工作，曾及现教于澳大利亚悉尼中医学院，悉尼理工大学针灸系，西悉尼大学中医系研究生班。
邓汉文以其三十多年丰富的针灸教学和临床经验，在理论上和技术上不断创新，返朴归真，以内，难经，十二经脉，奇经八脉为理论基础，以穴位的独特和真实含义为枢纽，以人体阴阳整体平衡为出发点，创立了一套独特的邓氏经络系统针脉平衡法，凭脉用针，以针调脉，以平为期。包括“阴阳脉法” 针法，“开阖枢” 针法，“穴阵”针法，“十把锁开锁法”针法，以及“神阙三轴” 针法等。
邓汉文在2008澳洲针灸中医协会悉尼大会上被授予“最佳临床实践论文”，在2004年第六届和2014第八届世界针灸学会联合会应邀出席并做专题讲座。现任澳华中医学会副会长，学术部主任，世中联名医承传工作委员会常务理事，世界针联对外工作委员会常务理事。
Vincent Deng
Vincent Deng
Vincent Deng
Bachelor of Health Science in Traditional Chinese Medicine (UTS)
Masters of Chinese Medicine (WSU)
I graduated from the University of Technology, Sydney (UTS) in 2016 with a Bachelor of Health Science in Traditional Chinese Medicine and Masters of Chinese Medicine at Western Sydney University (WSU) in 2022.
I am APHRA registered and currently a member of ATMS (Australian Traditional Medicine Society) and FCMA (Federation of Chinese Medicine and Acupuncture Societies of Australia).
Growing up, Chinese medicine has always been a part of my childhood. Whenever me or my siblings were feeling unwell, my father would give us some acupuncture and herbal concoctions to drink. Yes there were times where the taste of the herbs were not to our liking as a kid, but we always got a nice sweet reward after drinking it and being told by our parents it was good for us.
As I was growing up, I have always had a fascination in how the body is able to bring itself back to a state of equilibrium. By doing so, it is able to protect itself against factors that may bring harm, and repair itself. However, sometimes the energy in the body is not equal.