Dr. Thomas Jahn is a practitioner of the classical approach of CHINESE MEDICINE, which is deeply rooted in the traditional principles described in ‘classical’ texts. The most important of these texts date back several 1000’s of years and are among the first documented texts in our human history.

Dr. Jahn’s emphasis lies in the application of these traditional principles to his entire tool set, which includes acupuncture, herbal medicine, moxibustion, massage, cupping, Qi Gong & Internal Martial Arts. He is an apprentice to his Qi Gong master, Mr. Ma Shi-qi in Beijing, and practices and teaches his interpretation of Master Ma’s style of QI GONG and INTERNAL MARTIAL ARTS to his patients and bespoke group classes at HHH and beyond.

His approach, using the above-mentioned tools, is fundamentally rooted in the intention to enable the patient to ever-better cope with how she or he continues to be challenged by relevant signs and symptoms. As one better copes, the body’s resilience is built up, until INDEPENDENCE is regained.

Dr. Thomas Jahn has been studying and training Qi Gong and Internal Martial Arts for the past thirty years, and Chinese Medicine for the past 25 years in a host of countries including Japan, the USA, China and, more recently, South Africa. He has had the great fortune of being able to witness the successful application of this medicine in a broad variety of clinical settings, including hospitals, substance abuse clinics, hospice, sports medicine, homeless clinics, as well as in integrative and private practices.

Thomas started learning to read and write traditional Chinese characters over 30 thirty years ago. He has subsequently transcribed numerous original texts on Chinese medicine, martial arts and Qi Gong. His ongoing passion for this unique language grants him a deep understanding of the medicine and the arts he practices and teaches.