Practioner’s Info

Being one of AHPRA Registered Chinese Medicine Practitioner, Dr. Jessie Zhang is always giving out the best health services to people with professional skills. She holds a 5 years bachelor’s degree in Traditional Chinese Medicine from the RMIT University and had internship experience in Jiangsu Provincial Chinese Medicine hospital of China.

Dr. Jessie Zhang aims to promote health care and wellbeing in our community. In her spare time, she enjoys her life with passion with hobby of traveling . She is member of FCMA, and also speaks Mandarin and Cantonese fluently.

Dr Liang has been in practice as Acupuncturist & Chinese Herbal Medicine practitioner since 2001 in Australia. Beginning in 1984, he worked as a physician in China. He graduated from Nanjing University of Chinese Medicine and Department of RMIT Chinese Medicine in the year of 2000.

Dr Liang feels that the primary feature of modern Traditional Chinese Medicine is the premise that good health relies on the restoration and maintenance of harmony, balance and individual order. His philosophy about TCM is that it takes a wholistic approach to understand normal function and disease processes, focus as much on the prevention of illness as it does on the treatment.  As a former medical practitioner, he understands many medical conditions can be treated by TCM methods to reach good result. All clients are welcomed for consulation and experience his seasoned techniques which could greatly improve quality of life.Dr Liang is currently taking new patients at Zen5’s Highpoint (Maribyrnong) clinic.

Dr. Lu’s western medical background and the theory and practice of traditional Chinese medicine have accumulated some of his own experience and methods in the diagnosis and treatment of diseases. Dr. Lu believes that both Chinese and Western doctors consider from different angles and climb towards the peak of curing patients. If both traditional Chinese medicine and Western medicine can look forward to diseases and climb this peak, it shows that they are interlinked rather than mutually exclusive. Because of his background in western medicine, when seeing a doctor, he not only understands the patient’s condition and pathogenesis from the perspective of traditional Chinese medicine but also habitually understands the patient’s condition and pathogenesis from the perspective of modern medicine. He can often achieve satisfactory curative effects by combining the diagnosis and treatment ideas and methods of traditional Chinese medicine.