"Kenneth is most interested in treating internal medicine problems, as that is an area in which conventional medicine is failing many patients. He treats many internal medicine problems including digestive problems, allergies, cardiovascular disorders, neurological disorders, urogenital problems, emotional disorders (ex. stress, anxiety, depression), gynocological disorders (ex. peri-menopause symptoms, menstrual problems, infertility), all sorts of pain disorders.
 
Kenneth graduated from University of Toronto with his Honours Bachelor of Science in Human Biology, specializing in Genes, Genetics and Biotechnology. He then graduated from Mc Gill University with his Masters of Science in Biotechnology. He received his Chinese Medicine training from the Toronto School of Traditional Chinese Medicine, where he graduated with the 4 year Advanced diploma.
 
Currently, he is the Director of our TCM & Acupuncture Program at AIM Acadamy, instructor in our Herbal Program as well as clinic supervisor.

Kenneth offers 1/2 hour complimentary consults for you to find out if Chinese herbs can benefit you. 

Languages spoken: English, Cantonese

Check out his newest book!

Cupping Therapy for Muscles and Joints: An Easy-To-Understand Guide for Relieving Pain, Reducing Inflammation and Healing Injury

"During the past 10 years, Priska has been involved in some form of manual therapy, be it, shiatsu, massage therapy or osteopathic manual practice. Her journey first started at the Shiatsu School of Canada, in 2006, now renamed the Acupuncture and Integrative Medicine Academy Inc. or AIM Academy. She is currently studying at the Canadian College of Osteopathy (CCO) in Toronto, and is in the process of completing her Thesis. To further her education and serve her clients better, Priska then decided to become a registered massage therapist and graduated from Kikkawa College in 2013.

With her extensive manual therapy background, Priska’s approach to treatment blends the modalities of Shiatsu, osteopathic manual therapy and Swedish massage. Her style is mostly deep tissue with focus on restoring function and mobility. Her techniques include relaxation, deep tissue, myofascial release, craniosacral and visceral manipulation. Her treatment philosophy comes from Osteopathy, which is based on the principles of understanding of the body as a functional unit, that the body knows how to self-regulate and the interrelationship between structure and function. In her spare time, she enjoys, gardening, cycling and riding her horse.   "

"Jason started his studies in acupuncture ten years ago as an acupuncture mentee. Embracing Traditional Chinese Medicine as a patient, it has inspired him to become a practitioner in the healing arts. 

Jason also holds an Honours Bachelor of Science and Bachelor of Arts from the University of Guelph. With a focus on Biological Science and Psychology. Combined with his training from the Acupuncture and Integrative Medicine (AIM) Academy, this has rounded out Jason’s Western and Eastern training and sees the balance for optimal health and well being.

His approach to healing is a bring it back to the basics approach. He works one-on-one with patients to create custom treatment plans to restore health. Mental wellness, dermatology, and digestive health are among the many foci’ in Jason’s practice. As an instructor at AIM, Jason also supports the continued growth of Traditional Chinese Medicine, following in the footsteps of his mentors.

A Toronto native, you may also see Jason trotting around the city with a camera in his hand, living in a micro space, with 50+ plants.

Follow his journey at
@acujayv or jay-v.com"