I was raised in China, where Traditional Chinese Medicine has always been a natural part of how health is understood. From an early age, I was drawn to Chinese traditional culture, influenced especially by my father. Taoist thought became a lasting interest of mine, during my youth, I studied various classic texts, including those on traditional medicin.
Through this, I came to understand that Traditional Chinese Medicine is rooted in a much broader philosophical tradition. Concepts such as Yin and Yang and the Five Elements reflect a way of understanding health that sees the body, emotions, lifestyle and our relationship with the world as interconnected parts of the same picture.
After moving to Sweden, I went through a period that tested this understanding in a very personal way, it showed me directly, how closely physical and inner wellbeing are connected. It’s a perspective I now bring into every session, with every person who comes to see me.
TCM diagnosis, for me, isn’t a checklist, I stay present with the person in front of me, reading your pulse, your symptom patterns, what your body is telling me.
The Short Story Behind Kimaya
Certified Acupuncturist & TCM Practitioner
Certified by the Hunan Provincial Association of Acupuncture and Moxbusion.
Yin’s Modern Tongue Diagnostics
Certified in Yin’s Modern Tongue Diagnostics, developed by a leading UK TCM practitioner, as part of personalised TCM assessment.
Three Years of Intensive Experiential Therapy Training
In experiential approaches, developing a understanding of the relationship between physical state, stress and personal experience.
Valid insurance.
The Story Behind Kimaya
The name “Kimaya” has been with me through one of the most transformative chapters of my life . Today, I give it new meaning: one rooted in presence, wellbeing, and a deeper relationship with myself.
Three years of experiential training and ongoing personal development gave me the chance to explore human experience, behaviour, and relationships through direct interaction with others. This confirmed, through lived experience, what I had first encountered in the Chinese classic texts that wellbeing is never isolated symptoms, but a whole: body, mind, consciousness, and the way we relate to our inner selves and to the world.
This is how I work at Kimaya today: grounded in Traditional Chinese Medicine and clinical experience, attentive to the person as a whole — where body awareness, TCM, and a broader understanding of wellbeing come together, always with the focus on the person in front of me.