In TCM, when symptoms arise the view is that the body's systems are out of balance. Treatment aims to help correct that, so the body is better placed to do the rest of the work itself.

JIn treats at a constitutional level. The goal isn't to manage the symptom in front of him. It's to identify the underlying pattern driving it. Two people with the same complaint can have different root causes, and treatment should reflect that.

Before treatment starts, Jin explains what's actually happening in your body, then sets out a clear plan: how often you'll need to come in, what to expect as things progress, and when that frequency is likely to change. It typically starts more frequent to build momentum, then tapers as things settle. It varies case by case, but there's no guessing.

Many of Jin's patients have already been through the system. They've tried things, gotten nowhere, and run low on patience. For them, not knowing what's going on is half the problem. So he makes sure you do. By the end of treatment, most patients understand enough about their own constitution to manage the smaller things themselves.