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Chinese medicine, learned in Beijing.

Nino Imfeld knows the principles of Traditional Chinese Medicine like few other Swiss. At his practice in Baar he treats patients in German, English and Chinese.

Nino Imfeld with a bonsai in his practice in Baar

Concept of Health

Inner harmony and the balance of yin and yang: this is what Traditional Chinese Medicine has been based on for thousands of years. Those who keep their inner balance are and stay healthy.

Nino Imfeld grew up in Horw and moved to Beijing in 2001, where he lived for twelve years. After his school leaving exams at the International School of Singapore in Beijing, he learned Chinese at the Beijing Language and Culture University from 2006 to 2008. From 2008 to 2013 he studied at the Beijing University of Chinese Medicine and deepened his knowledge at the DongFang Hospital and the Dongzhimen Hospital of Acupuncture.

In 2013 he returned to Switzerland and worked at MediQi in Cham and Zug. In early 2016 he took over the practice he had helped to build and has run it as Concept of Health ever since.

Bonsai in front of the Concept of Health sign

Nino Imfeld

TCM specialist, focus on acupuncture and Chinese herbal therapy

Education

  1. 2008 to 2013

    Studies in Traditional Chinese Medicine at the Beijing University of Chinese Medicine, Bachelor of Medicine

  2. 2006 to 2008

    Chinese at the Beijing Language and Culture University

Treatment room with couch and Chinese cabinet
Languages
German, English, Chinese
Memberships
Member of TCM Fachverband Schweiz (formerly SBO-TCM). Recognised by EMR, ASCA and NVS.
ZSR no.
X541361

Career

  1. Since 2016

    Own practice, Concept of Health GmbH, Baar

  2. 2015 to 2016

    TCM specialist at MediQi Zug

  3. 2013 to 2014

    TCM specialist at MediQi Cham

  4. Summer 2013

    Internship in acupuncture at the Dongzhimen Hospital of Acupuncture, Beijing

  5. 2012 to 2013

    Internship at the DongFang Hospital, Beijing

Patience, care, balance

Nino Imfeld is a passionate bonsai lover. A bonsai needs what Chinese medicine is about: patience, close attention and the care of balance. Some of his trees live in the practice.

Nino Imfeld at his desk in the practice

Diplomas from Beijing

Bachelor of Medicine in Chinese Medicine from the Beijing University of Chinese Medicine, conferred on 8 January 2013.

  1. Bachelor of Medicine certificate

    Beijing University of Chinese Medicine, 8 January 2013

    English certificate of the Degree Awarding Committee conferring the degree of Bachelor of Medicine in Chinese Medicine.

  2. Graduation certificate 毕业证书

    Beijing University of Chinese Medicine, 8 January 2013

    Completion of the five year bachelor programme in Chinese medicine, March 2008 to January 2013.

  3. Bachelor degree certificate 学士学位证书

    Beijing University of Chinese Medicine, 8 January 2013

    Certificate of the academic degree Bachelor of Medicine under the regulations of the People’s Republic of China.

The practice in Baar

Bonsai in a stone bowl at the Concept of Health practice
Reception of the practice in the HealthSuite
Treatment couch beneath the light rings
Practice room with light rings and herringbone parquet
Chinese porcelain figurines on a table