Dr. Fei Wang

Massage Therapist

Registered Social Worker

The Background of Dr. Zhaocheng Han:

Dr.  Han has a Master's degree in Acupuncture and Therapeutic Massage from Shandong University of TCM. (Only 3-5  students were qualified each year before 2005)

From 2000 to 2008, Dr. Han was a clinical instructor to undergraduate students in the acupuncture program at Shandong University of TCM (SUTCM), many of whom were international students. In 2008, he began to advise Masters students as well.  He also represented SUTCM at the 5th International Congress on Acupuncture in Sao Paulo, Brazil in 2002 and Santiago, Chile in 2004 where he lectured on acupuncture for several weeks.

Dr. Han was fortunate to have followed several Masters of TCM in China including Zhang Deng Bu (specialist in treating stroke), Zhang Shi Jie (famous for needling only one point), Jiao Shu De (specialist in herbalist), and Hu Hai Ya (Taoist style acupuncture).

In 2008, Dr. Han was given, by committee, a provincial award of position of Head Doctor at Shandong University of TCM.

Later that year, Dr. Han was invited to emigrate to Winnipeg, Canada by invitation of the Manitoba branch of the Chinese Medicine and Acupuncture Association of Canada (CMAAC).  He assisted them in treating less common diseases and to help broaden the range of the treatment capabilities by educating local practitioners.   During his stay in Winnipeg, he helped pass on an asthma treatment that was long established in China, tailoring it to meet the needs of Canadian patients.  This treatment method was written about by the Winnipeg Free Press  and all patients involved reported improvement in their symptoms one year later.

Most recently, Dr. Han moved to Calgary in 2010 in order to improve his clinical experience and to share his knowledge through teaching. His focus is on teaching students to determine an accurate diagnosis.

Dr. Han's personal interests include badminton, ping pong, qi gong, taoist lifestyle, confucianism, buddhism, and theology.  He is interested in these things because they all contribute to the development of his knowledge and skill at TCM.   The knowledge of Chinese theology helps a TCM practitioner to be able to treat both physical as well as mental disease.

The Background of Dr. Fei Wang:

Dr. Wang owns PHD of bioscience and engaged in the experimental study, but to help people directly, she changed her mind and finished he trainning in massage and acupuncture, during the clinical practice, she found that it is also important to teach the patients self-excercise to keep the result longer, so she got the certificate of personal trainer! All her study is to figure out the best solution for patients. Now she focus on treating various pain with combination of Acupuncture and Massage, includes the muscular high tension caused by internal disease, such as Parkinson, Storke... 

The Background of Massage Therapist:

Massage Therapist

The Background of Registered Social Worker:

Trista, a seasoned social worker and counsellor with 20 years of international experience, welcomes you to embark on a journey of self-discovery with her. Her extensive knowledge in human development, psychology, interpersonal dynamics, mental health, trauma, and addiction forms the basis of her trauma-informed and person-centered approach. With a worldly perspective gained from travelling to 75 countries and volunteering in 10 countries, she fosters a better understanding of diverse races, religions and cultures. Trista's dedication to mindfulness and meditation took her to over 10 countries for nearly two years, where she was inspired to develop a distinctive and holistic counselling style. She excels at integrating mindfulness with various psychotherapies such as Attachment-based interventions, Emotionally Focused Therapy, Gestalt Therapy, Hypnotherapy, Person Centered Therapy, Psychodynamic, Satir Model and Somatic Experiencing through a trauma-informed lens to protect clients from being retraumatized during the counselling process.

Trista’s varied counselling experience encompasses employment in both private counseling centers, integrated family services centers, psychiatric clinics, and youth institutions. She has also provided support to individuals facing physical and mental health challenges in India and worked with teachers and orphans in Malawi. This rich experience further enriches her holistic counseling approach. Trista specializes in guiding individuals through the healing process for trauma, mental health issues, and grief, with the ultimate goal of helping them regain momentum and lead meaningful, thriving lives. She is equally adept at navigating challenges in family, marriage, and parenting by delving into individuals' personal and family members' growth journeys and considering the influences stemming from their respective family backgrounds. This process fosters self-reflection and leads to subtle enhancements in their family, marital, and parent-child relationships.

Trista's unique blend of expertise and her global-local perspective ensures that your counseling experience will be profoundly personalized and culturally sensitive. With Trista as your guide, you will find a compassionate and skilled ally to help you overcome life's hurdles and enhance your overall well-being. She conducts counselling sessions in English, Cantonese, and Mandarin.

Registered Social Worker (Alberta College of Social Work, Canada & Social Workers Registration Board, Hong Kong)

Canadian Certified Counsellor (Canadian Counselling and Psychotherapy Association)
Senior Addiction Counsellor (National Association for Alcoholism and Drug Abuse Counselors)
Prepare/Enrich Facilitator (Prepare/Enrich)
Mindfulness Teacher (Plum Village Mindfulness Academy) 

Master of Social Work (Clinical Specialization)  (University of Calgary)
Master of Social Sciences (Counselling) (University of Hong Kong) 
Bachelor of Social Work (University of Hong Kong) 
Exchange Student studying Psychology (University of Toronto)
Certificate of Parent Education (Chinese University of Hong Kong)
Trained in Clinical Hypnotherapy, Somatic-based Therapies, Emotionally Focused Therapy, Satir Model, Cognitive Behavioural Therapy, Solution-Focused Therapy