 Yu-hong Chen, PhD, BMed, MSOM, LAc
BMed: Integrated Traditional Chinese Medicine, Chengdu University of TCM, China
MSOM: Samra University
Yu-hong Chen grew up in Chengdu, the capital city of southwestern China's Sichuan Province. She received her BMed from Chengdu University of TCM, then completed an advanced internship program in acupuncture at the Chengdu University Hospital. She came to the United States in 1993, and has served as Herbal Pharmacy Manager at the Yo San Clinic since then. She earned her Master's degree in Oriental Medicine from Samra University, and has completed advanced studies in dermatology at the First Hospital in Chengdu. She is a clinical supervisor in the Yo San Clinic, where she also maintains a private practice.
 Brady Chin, BA, PhD, MSOM, LAc
BA: Boston University
MSOM: Samra University
Brady Chin has over twenty years of experience in athletics, yoga, qigong and martial arts, endowing him with an athlete's understanding of the issues that arise in Sports Medicine. He is a member of the academic and clinical faculty at Yo San. He graduated from Samra University and previously served in various administrative roles at several other schools of Oriental Medicine. He has a private practice in Westwood.
 Laraine Crampton, BS, MA, MATCM, LAc
BS: North Texas University
MPW: University of Southern California
MLA: Liberal Arts, University of
Southern California
MATCM: Yo San University
Laraine Crampton has taught several Ni family qigong forms for ten years. She considers qigong one of the most valuable self-care assets in her own life, as well as in the lives of her patients. She graduated from Yo San University and is a member of Yo San's Qi development, academic and clinical faculty. She is editor and co-author of Chinese Medical Herbology and Pharmacology and has a private practice in Santa Monica.
 Wing-benn Deng, PhD, BS, MATCM, LAc
BS: Biochemistry and Cell Biology,
University of California, San Diego
MATCM: Yo San University
Wing-benn Deng emigrated from his native Taiwan in 1995, intending to pursue a career in Western medicine in the United States. He enrolled in pre-med studies at the University of California, San Diego, earning his Bachelor of Science in Biochemistry and Cell Biology. Upon graduation he experienced some personal health problems that altered his thinking about Western medicine. He decided to focus on holistic healing and entered the graduate program at Yo San. As a student at Yo San, Wing-benn served as Library Manager, teaching assistant and tutor, and graduated with honors. Wing-benn has served on Yo San's clinic staff in the herbal laboratory since graduation, and teaches courses including Chinese herbal pharmacopoeia, Chinese nutrition, acupuncture, and a State Board Review class. He has also held a well-received series of community lectures at senior centers dealing with healthy aging, and has a private practice at the Yo San clinic.
 Paul Des Rosiers, LAc, MAc, Dipl.OM
Paul Des Rosiers is a graduate of Yo San University. He is nationally certified in both Canada and the United States.
 Doug Eisenstark, BA, MFA, MTOM, LAc
BA: Hampshire College
MFA: Film and Photography,
Art Institute of Chicago
MTOM: Emperor’s College
Doug Eisenstark's first career was as an artist, photographer and video editor, but for many years he had an interest in Chinese Medicine. His interest grew while living for 12 years in New York City's Chinatown. After moving to Los Angeles he had the opportunity to pursue his studies in TCM. Douglas has since gone to Shanghai and Beijing for three educational trips.
Doug has been active in the larger acupuncture community, moderating the on-line TCM group, Chinese Herbal Academy, as well as publishing articles in Caregiver magazine. With Huabing Wen he produced the educational DVD, Finding the Acupuncture Points. He is also a Continuing Education Provider for the State of California. Doug is a clinical supervisor at Yo San, and also teaches acupuncture techniques, auricular acupuncture and clinical theatre. He maintains a private practice in West Los Angeles.
 Cormac Ferguson, MTOM, Dipl. Ac & CH, L.Ac
MTOM: Emperor's College of Traditional Oriental Medicine
Cormac Ferguson has been teaching herbology and Chinese medical theory for fifteen years and is the author of the recently published formula writing workbook “The Book of Modules." He brings to the subject of Chinese herbology a wide range of teaching and clinical experience, which includes positions at various hospitals and clinics in the Southern California region. He is also an accomplished jazz and blues musician, conducts TCM seminars around Southern California, and is currently working on his next book “The Art of Formula Construction.”
 Nai-qiang Gu, BMed, LAc
BMed: Shanghai University of TCM, China
Descended from the famous Gu family lineage of Shanghai, Nai-qiang Gu was steeped in the rich tradition of Chinese Medicine from an early age. He graduated from Shanghai University of TCM and has more than four decades of clinical experience. He has authored many research papers and several books, and is a regularly featured instructor in Yo San's Continuing Education program. He has been a faculty member and clinical supervisor at Yo San University since 2001.
 Brandon Horn, PhD, JD, L.Ac.
Dr. Horn is a lecturer, researcher and clinician in the fields of
acupuncture, herbal medicine and nutrition. He received his Bachelor
and Juris Doctorate degrees from Ohio State University. His Master’s
degree was earned at Samra University and his PhD in Classical
Chinese Medicine is from the American University of Complimentary
Medicine. His dissertation topic was the derivation of classic five
element theory using principles of quantum physics. Brandon is one
of the ECCM practitioners at the forefront of acupuncture research in
infertility. He currently practices and teaches in Los Angeles where
he is on faculty at UCLA Medical Center.
 Fritz Hudnut, DAOM, L.Ac.
Along with being a clinical supervisor, Fritz has maintained a private TCM practice in West Los Angeles. His emphasis is on mental/emotional imbalances, chemical dependency, & women's issues. He has done research in the area of Treating Depression with Acupuncture/Electro-Acupuncture and has had articles appear in several acupuncture publications.
 Hong-yun Jin, BMed, MS, LAc
BMed: Heilongjiang University of TCM, China
MS: Medicine, Heilongjiang University of TCM, China
Djamal Kord, BS, MATCM, L.Ac.
 Lawrence Lau, MD (Singapore), MSOM, LAc
MD: National University of Singapore
MSOM: Samra University
Dr. Lau graduated from medical school in Singapore where he was in private practice for several years before moving to Hong Kong for advanced training. His interest in Traditional Chinese Medicine brought him to California where he obtained a Masters degree in Oriental Medicine and California acupuncture licensure. Lawrence joined Yo San University in 2001 and currently holds the appointment of Dean of Academic and Clinical Affairs. In addition to teaching courses in Western and integrative clinical medicine, Lawrence also maintains a private practice at Yo San University. Lawrence was instrumental in setting up the Premiere Oncology Foundation/Yo San University Integrative Clinic program in 2007 and was principal acupuncturist for the collaboration from its inception to 2009. Lawrence was also part of the team that successfully launched the Childrens’ Hospital Los Angeles (CHLA)/Yo San University Pediatric Acupuncture program that formally introduced acupuncture as a validated treatment modality at CHLA. Lawrence is also actively involved in the acupuncture profession and is an accreditation site visitor with the Accreditation Commission (ACAOM) since 2001, and regularly chairs ACAOM site visits to acupuncture schools across the country.
Carolyn Leigh, BS, MATCM, L.Ac.
 Ming-dong Li, BMed, MMed (China), PhD (China), LAc
BMed: Heilongjiang Universityof TCM, China
MMed:Heilongjiang University of TCM, China
PhD: Chinese Internal Medicine, Heilongjiang University of TCM, China
Ming-dong Li has over 20 years experience practicing and teaching TCM in China and the United States. He began his study of qigong and taijiquan as a teenager, earned his medical degrees from Heilongjiang University of TCM, where he later earned his PhD in Internal Medicine. He spent two years studying tuina and orthopedics from Dr. Yu Da-Fang, a renowned professor at Shanghai University of TCM. After completing his residency, he was an attending physician in the Department of Chinese Internal Medicine at the Shanghai Yu Dian Hospital. Ming-Dong emigrated to the U.S. in 1988, and was named Head of the Department of Internal Medicine at Royal University in Los Angeles in 1992, where he also served as Clinic Dean. He has published numerous articles on TCM topics. In addition to teaching at Yo San, he also maintains a private practice at the Yo San clinic.
 Benny Lin, L.Ac. received his BS at Guang Xi University of Traditional Chinese Medicine in China. He received his OMD at South Baylo University.
Lesley Moorcroft, BS, MTOM, LAc
BS: Physiology, University of Westminster, United Kingdom
MTOM: Emperor's College
Chang-qing Yang, BMed, MS, PhD, LAc
BMed: Heilongjiang University of Traditional Chinese Medicine, China MS: Heilongjiang University of Traditional Chinese Medicine, China PhD: TCM Psychiatry, Kobe University Graduate School of Medicine, Japan
Chang-Qing Yang received both his Bachelor's and Master's degrees in TCM from Heilongjiang TCM University in China. He obtained his Ph.D. from Kobe University Graduate Medical School in Japan, specializing in TCM Internal Medicine and TCM Psychiatry. Dr. Yang is an academic and clinical faculty member at Yo San University.
Bao-hui Zhang, BMed, LAc
BMed: Beijing University of Traditional Chinese Medicine, China |
