How does acupuncture work?
How does acupuncture work? From the TCM perspective, acupuncture works by opening up the blocked meridians, thereby regulating the internal Qi flow. Acupuncture is a therapy in which thin, solid, metallic needles are inserted into specific locations on the body surface to prevent or treat diseases. As one of the oldest and most commonly used Read More
A Story of Herbal Research
A story of Herbal Medicine Research Chinese medicine made a huge contribution to medicine in 2015 with Professor Tu Youyou, an eighty-five years old TCM researcher of The Academy of Traditional Chinese Medicine in Beijing, China, received half of the Nobel Prize in Medicine in 2015. During the Vietnam War in the 1960s the Chinese Read More
Happy Chinese New Year of The Fire Rooster
SITCM would like to wish everyone a very happy Chinese New Year of the Fire Rooster! May this year bring to all good health and fortune, abundance and prosperity!
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!
Dear all, Thank you for your support in 2016 and warmest wishes for a joyous Christmas season and a thriving 2017! Please note that the SITCM office will be closed during the Christmas period from Wednesday 21 December 2016 to Tuesday 3 January 2017 inclusive. Enquiries will be responded to as soon as possible in the Read More
RSVP Now for 2016 End of Year Celebration
2016 End of Year Celebration Sunday 27 November 6:30PM Zilver Restaurant RSVP by 18 November 2016 events@sitcm.edu.au Featuring: Great Food: 13 Course Banquet Menu Fabulous Performances by Students and Staff Excellence Awards for students and Staff Graduation Ceremony for HE and VET students Lots of Prizes to Win: Free Raffle Draw
BTCM Graduation Ceremony 29/11/2015
Graduation Ceremony for students graduating from the Bachelor of Traditional Chinese Medicine in 2015 This will be a special event for our graduates as four (or more) years of hard work and dedication draws to a emotion-filled close. Family and friends are invited to come and celebrate the achievements of our graduates. Sunday 29 November 4:30PM Read More
