© 2026 

All Rights Reserved | © 2020–2026 DaoYin Holistic Health | Seal Beach, CA 

About Us

DaoYin Holistic Health,  helps the internal organs to work together for balance and energy.  Working with therapist,  people can learn and understand the relationship more of their Body/Emotion/Mind. How those elements guiding the energy, how to working themselves through the cooperation between all the Internal organs, and treat the problem naturally. 


DaoYin Therapist, Chunhong Wang, not only treats the symptoms, but also the cause behind the symptoms, so that while treating a symptom, it can treat the conditions related to it, treat multisystem disease.


Traditional Chinese Medicine is rich in Diagnosis and Treatment method. TCM describes health as the harmonious interaction of these entities and the outside world, and disease as a disharmony in interaction. TCM diagnosis aims to trace symptoms to patterns of an underlying disharmony, by measuring the pulse, inspecting the tongue, skin, and eyes, and looking at the eating and sleeping habits of the person as well as many other things. Chunhong Wang also added factors such as action, sound, mind and language, color perception etc for multi-system and multi-dimensional diagnosis.


DaoYin Holistic Health coach, DaoYin Therapist, Chunhong Wang, brings you to the more deep world of Time, Space, Sound, Color, Action, the deeper information and symbols of whole body & holistic health.  (Read More)


What We Treat
To understand your holistic health and the multidimensional causes of your symptoms, we take your pulse and use four other diagnostic methods. This helps us ensure we can properly support you. Healing is a cooperative process—we work with you using a combination of techniques to help you move away from pain.

What We Offer: 
• Acupressure & Energy Work 
• Therapeutic Massage 
• Cranial Acupressure 
• Foot Acupressure
• Herbal support
• DaoYin Arts Therapy 

DaoYin Holistic Health 
SPECIALIZING IN

The Herbal Support

Customized Herb


• Unexplained symptoms
• Diabetes • Hypertension
• Edema • Glomerulonephritis • Kidney Stones 
• Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia (BPH)
• Internal & External Hemorrhoids • Colitis
• Pneumonia • Fever • Sinusitis 
• Allergies • Asthma • Arthritis • Flat Feet
• Numbness • Bell’s Palsy • Paralysis
• Migraine • Headaches • Chronic Pain
• Depression • Anxiety • Bipolar Disorder
• Autism Spectrum • ADHD • Insomnia
• Anemia • Weight Management
• Smoking Cessation • Alcohol Cessation
• Drug Cessation • Addiction Recovery

 Your specific prescription will make this fee variable. Herbs can be taken as tea, as foot soak or bath, bag of herb for scented(sachets) treatment for relieving congestion, or ointment for pain relief.Special Herb for Sleeping Aid, contact me, Support the health, while you sleep.  Can also Bring it with you, in the car or in your office.

One tube $63/each         Over 5 tubes $60/each       Over 10 tubes $55/each      Shipping: Free delivery   

First Meeting Consultation

Understanding Comes Before Treatment

Except for people who come to me immediately after an injury, most people seek my help because they have been living with health concerns that remain confusing, even after receiving previous treatment.

Many have already worked with dedicated physicians or therapists who genuinely tried to help them. I encourage people not to blame those professionals. Different practitioners have different training, experience, and ways of understanding the body. Every treatment experience may contribute something valuable.

Knowledge is complementary.

Sometimes what you need is not another opinion, but another perspective.

During our first consultation, I carefully review your symptoms, health history, previous treatments, and the changes you have experienced over time. Together, we build a shared understanding of your condition before deciding on the next step.

I spend time on this process because I want us to be on the same page. When we share the same understanding of your condition, your goals, and how we will evaluate progress, we can work together more effectively.

I also believe that healing is not something a practitioner simply does for you. Recovery is a process that we learn to understand together.

One important part of my work is helping you learn how to observe changes in your own body. Depending on your individual situation, I may teach you how to observe changes in your tongue, the veins beneath your tongue, your nails, your movement, your breathing, your sleep, or other signs that help us better understand how your body is responding.

Sometimes you may not yet feel a significant improvement, but your body may already be changing. Learning how to recognize these subtle changes can provide valuable information about your recovery.

Over the next few days or weeks, I encourage you to continue observing your body. Please don't wait until a problem becomes serious before contacting me. Small changes often provide important clues. If something concerns you, or if you notice an unexpected change, please feel free to contact me by phone, text, or email.

Every person heals differently. Some people respond quickly, while others need more time. The body heals according to its own timing—not according to a fixed treatment schedule.

For that reason, I do not believe every person should receive exactly the same treatment plan for the same length of time. Instead, I observe how your body responds and adjust treatment accordingly. In more complex situations, I may recommend more frequent follow-up visits or treatment adjustments because even small changes can influence the next step of care.

My goal is not simply to provide treatment.

My goal is to help you understand your body, support its natural ability to recover, and work together with you throughout your healing journey.


First Meeting Consultation Fee

Typically 1–3 hours

Fee: $150

The purpose of the first consultation is to understand your condition, review your health history and previous treatments, and determine whether my services are appropriate for your individual needs.

Treatment recommendations and fees for ongoing care will be discussed in person after your consultation, based on your individual needs and treatment plan.

Herbal Remedies

Health is about the balance of human's energy of internal organs. 
Herbal medicine involves the use of medicinal plants. It been the basis for medical treatments through much of human history, and such traditional medicine is still widely practiced today. 
The herbs are prescribed specifically for your situation, to help the internal organs working together balancing the energy. 
Herbs can be use in different way:
1, Drink；2, External sticking/smear/ soaking or bath；3, Inhale the aroma through Nasal or mouth/Skin.

Why are Traditional Chinese herbal Medicines safer and more effective therapeutic agents? Answer: Although they are products of the natural world, their distinctiveness lies in the fact that they embody not merely natural energy; furthermore—unlike ordinary foods—they possess unique nutritional properties that ordinary foods lack.

Acupressure

Acupressure is a massage technique grounded in the principles of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), utilizing the application of pressure to facilitate the smooth circulation of *Qi*, blood, and *Yin-Yang* energies within the body. It targets muscle tissues, ligaments, and fascia, aiming to stimulate the physiological functions of the cells within these structures—specifically, enhancing the function of epithelial cells and improving the capillaries' capacity to absorb and metabolize nutrients.
These targeted areas are intimately connected to the body's various meridians, which, in turn, correspond to specific internal organs such as the heart, liver, kidneys, lungs, stomach, small intestine, large intestine, spleen, gallbladder, prostate, and uterus. As we do not employ needles during the treatment process, the skin remains intact, and there is absolutely no risk of infection.
Ear Seeds
Ear seeds are small seeds used to stimulate pressure points in your ear.  They're a type of auriculotherapy, which refers to acupressure or acupuncture focused on the ear.  Ear seeds are placed on certain points, usually along meridian lines, to help clear up the Energy blockages, and help the health issues. 
It is safe and easy to use.  No skin damage and no source of infection.
And can reduce tension and improve the self-healing function.
Moxibustion
Moxibustion is a traditional Chinese medicine therapy which consists of burning dried mugwort on particular points on the body.  Guiding the Engergy for the certain points & Meridians through the heat and Nano-level in smoke form, the active ingredient of Chinese medicine, is introduced through the skin.  The skin is the first line of the protection of the body.  So the Moxibustion is very safe and powerful.
Unlike nasal and oral inhalation of medicine aroma, moxibustion is introduced through skin pores and capillaries.

DaoYin Arts Therapy
Individual & Group

DaoYin Arts Therapy Method, 
Inheriting the ancient Traditional Chinese Medicine Daoyin treatment theory, and modern innovation. Guiding the energy with different kinds of Art forms, which studies the theories and techniques of balance and transformation between different art forms.  This multi-dimensional combination integrates music, dance, painting and other art forms with the development of people's internal organs.  It regulates the body, emotions, and consciousness to achieve the restoration of mental, psychological, and physical  deep problems.

I am free to utilize guiding and exercise methods—such as the Five-Animal Exercises, Eight Brocades, Five-Tiger Fist, Tai Chi, and Bagua—as therapeutic modalities.

The Five-Animal Exercises (Wuqinxi), the Eight Brocades (Baduanjin), and Tai Chi & Five-Tiger Fist, all fall under the category of *Daoyin* (guided movement) practices. Tai Chi leans more toward general daily exercise; it is visually graceful and resembles a dance. In contrast, the Five-Animal Exercises, the Eight Brocades, and other *Daoyin* techniques—including the 44 movements unearthed from a 2,100-year-old tomb—are oriented more toward therapeutic applications. These practices utilize specific movements and vocalizations tailored to the individual's particular physical, mental, and spiritual condition.

Integrated Training for Autistic Children & Parents

The family serves as a proving ground where children rehearse for their entry into society. Yet, precisely because of the bonds of kinship, most parents often encounter confusion and perplexity during their interactions with their children.

By fostering parent-child interaction, we aim to help families transcend this confusion and enable parents to observe and understand the various challenges their children face from an objective, third-party perspective. Therapists will guide participants through a process of art-based healing, integrating a diverse array of artistic mediums—including music, dance, painting, paper-cutting, and calligraphy—alongside language-based games and activities. This approach empowers parents and family members to master more relaxed and effective methods for engaging with and collaborating with their children.
We comprehensively analyze and synthesize the therapeutic outcomes of various training modalities, formulating practical and actionable solutions. Our objective is to ensure that these diverse intervention strategies work in synergy to collectively support the holistic development of children with autism—specifically aiming to enhance their IQ scores, as well as to improve their social skills, language proficiency, self-care abilities, creativity, and overall comprehensive capabilities.

Our Special Diagnosis & Consultation &Remote therapy available
Our DaoYin arts therapy method involves diagnosing and treating  "Draw a line with a brush, it will show what your body is processing"

What is  "Four diagnostic methods in Traditional Chiness Medical(TCM): 

• Observation
• Hearing & Smell & Auscultation
• Inquiring 
• Palpation
use sound, movement, painting, calligraphy to disgnosis 
We also use TCM pulse diagnosis / Read Tongue, Face, Nail, Hand for diagnosis

TCM ZangXiang Theory,  Meridians system,  YinYang method,  etc. gives the TCM Doctor a very clear picture of the relationship between the internal organs and Symbol, and also related with the time and the 5 elements.  
For example: in 24 hours of the day,  the different organ following the time guiding, and show as in meridians , will work on different hours,  which is the energy flow of the Qi and blood.  The Liver issues may cause the eye ache or emotion issue;  The stomach and small intestine issues, may affect muscles and bones.  The kidney issue may cause the sound of the voice.
Note: when you visit us, you can get the chart of ZangXiang for free. 

Observation & Inspection
Visual examination is used to determine whether a patient's vital signs are abnormal, including motor ability, muscle tone, skin color, body structure and shape, tongue and body fluid secretion.

Hearing, Smell & Auscultation
The examination assesses the patient's voice, breathing, timbre, articulation, and harmony for any abnormalities, as well as their language use, expression, and level of consciousness. The odor of secretions and excretions is helpful in diagnosing the patient's condition.

Inquiries  
By asking questions, we can learn about the patient's symptoms or signs and related medical history, as well as the patient's awareness and self-consciousness about their own disease, which helps in diagnosing the disease and controlling its progression.

Palpation
By touching the pulse and pressing the corresponding body parts, you can understand and predict the pathological changes and functional status of each organ.
What is the Detail about TCM Pulse Diagnosis?
Traditional Chinese Medicine Practitioners perform their clinical assessment through four diagnostic methods: Inspection, Listening & Smelling, Inquiring and Palpation.

There is more than 54 kinds of issues that can be found from the Pulse diagnosis.
In TCM, pulse diagnosis was related to the balance between the yin and yang.  Irregular pulses were believed to be caused by an imbalance of the yin and the yang. 
Diagnosis with pulse
Video & Pictures: DaoYin Therapy is the process of Guiding the energy
DaoYin method actually is in all seven primary therapeutic methods:
• Acupuncture • Moxibustion • Herbal Medicine • DaoYin (Guided Therapeutic through Movement & Arts) • Acupressure & Therapeutic Massage, bone setting, spinal manipulation• Gua Sha (Scraping Technique) • Cupping Therapy
Draw a line for Diagnosis and healing 
Live Dimensionalarts Therapy for Children with Austim
Professional course on Expressive Therapies Summit in NY on 2014
Group Therapy on studies issues, seminars in Welness Center.
Draw one line for Diagnosis and Healing
Group Therapy/Use Cat in Therapy
Conference and Events, Exhibition and Seminar
DaoYin Arts Therapy/Hypnosis/Brain Work/Paper-Cut
Painting through the DaoYin Arts therapy
 Daoyin Arts Therapy through Painting, sculptures
Book / Publishing / Certification / Media Report
INKDANCE: BODY, MIND AND CHINESE MEDICINE AS SOURCES FOR ART THERAPY
Jane Ferris Richardson EdD, ATR-BC, RPT-S, Andrea Gollub M.Ed., ATR-BC, Wang Chunhong
     We are writing this chapter in three voices. They are woven together in harmony with many different threads. Our collaboration in Beijing at the Third “Art and Natural Health Conference” in 2009 deepened our shared awareness of the role of both body and mind in the creation of art, and of new possibilities for art therapy practice. Wang Chunhong’s concern as our host was to help her colleagues integrate Western art therapy approaches with creative Chinese approaches’ to healing. From the conference she realized the need for the cultures of East and West to work together to build art therapy theory and practice in China. The Western trained art therapists also gained a new perspective, one that will be less familiar to some readers...
     
     We hope that readers will not be lulled into a preconceived or stereotyped notion of art therapy in Asia as either unnecessarily “exotic” or ultimately the same, but rather as a practice firmly rooted in culture and values, like art therapy anywhere else in the world. ---An interview with Debra Kalmanowitz, Jordan Potash and Siu Mei Chan.r
Proclamation

Join Our Community

Jack R.
Seal Beach, CA
DaoYin Holistic Health
xclnt understanding in every aspect of why and how holistic health can improve daily health.
Having been tested and treated by Western medicine specialists, I was not healed to my satisfaction. I was tired of being injected in the back and hip area and prescribed pills. I decided to seek out something to treat the underlying issues the specialists ignored or disagreed about. And I didn't want to be subjected to quackery I found Chunhong Wang, a practitioner of traditional Chinese medicine. She works with acupressure and Chinese herbs. I am pleased with the process in spite of the time commitment necessary to succeed. Chunhong mixes the Herbal treatment for me every 5-7 days. What a difference 2 to 3 months has made for my overall health. Chunhong was trained in China. I have been treated way beyond my personal quest for back pain relief as well as prostate, etc. If you have an opportunity to be a patient of Chunhong consider yourself very lucky. Good luck in your search but Chunhong is a healer as well a very warm and caring professional.


Andrea G.
Playa del Rey, CA
I have known the Chunhong Wang of DaoYin Holistic Heath since 2009 when I traveled to China to speak at an international conference she organized. My colleague Dr Jane Richardson and I were so impressed by the way she integrated Traditional Chinese Medicine with Creative Arts Therapies to help children with autism, that we ended up writing a chapter with her about her theories and techniques, in the textbook, Art Therapy in Asia. She explained to us that Dao Yin meant, to guide and that is what she does. Over the past 11 years she has taught me points to press when my ankles swell to help reduce the swelling.
I have Fibromyalgia and Sjogrens Syndrome , so I always have pain or an injury somewhere. She used her knowledge of Tia Chi and Chi Gong to adapt the exercises my PT gave me so that they also targeted other parts of my body that needed help. Most amazing of all, I had tears in my gluteus minimus and glutinous medius tendons. My second MRI showed they had gotten worse and I now had tendonosis in my hamstring as well. She gave me herbs to rebuild my tendons, which I used in addition to the laser treatments, acupuncture and PT I had also been doing. My MRI last month showed no tears in my Gluteus Medius, no tendinosis and only a small tear in my Gluteus Minimus. It was very clear to me that the herbs were the addition that made the difference. She was constantly pushing me to use all the tools available to heal myself. This is Dao Yin - to guide. She is one tough, caring guide who can lead people with many different problems down their path to healing.
Andrea Gollub MEd., ATR


Bill M.
Santa Monica, CA
Chunhong is a renown practitioner of incomparable talent, education, compassion and commitment to her clients welfare and health improvement.  She is a blessing to my good health and life. Her incredible autism art therapy is giving parents hope and needed help. Your life balance, strength and attitude will benefit greatly should you be able to secure an appointment with her.
Reverend Bill Minson

My S.
Long Beach, CA
Chunhong Wan is a master of Traditional Chinese Medicine. She treats patients on the basis of the theory of treatment of Traditional Chinese Medicine and has achieved good results. A week ago I catch a cold and started coughing, I was so scared and worried to get Covid-19.  She treated me with Chinese herbs, I recovered in only two days.  Her miraculous medical skills saved me.


Contact Us

Send Us a Message

Where To Find Us

📞 562-598-3230 AppointmentsChunhong Wang, Founder

Acupressure • Herbs • Therapeutic Arts Therapy • DaoYin Arts Therapy • DaoYin Therapy

MingYang Sun: Therapeutic Massage

 


QUESTIONS?

Email: chunhong@daoyinholistichealth.com  

909 Electric Ave #302, Seal Beach CA 90740