TCM Herbalist Path
From Curiosity to Clinical Mastery — Your Herbal Journey Starts Here.
Whether you’re completely new to Traditional Chinese Medicine, or already a qualified acupuncturist or Western medical practitioner with training in pathology, anatomy, and physiology, the TCM Herbalist Path guides you step-by-step toward becoming a confident herbal practitioner. Learn how nature’s pharmacy restores balance, and support patients holistically through Chinese Herbal Medicine.
Choose Your Starting Point
🌱 Path 1: Foundation Track — For Total Beginners
No prior TCM requiredNo acupuncture or TCM background required.
Start from the fundamentals of Traditional Chinese Medicine and progress gradually into herbal theory, diagnostic skills, and clinical understanding.
You’ll Learn:
- Course 1 — Introduction to TCM
- Course 2 — The Concept of Qi and Blood
- Course 3 — Yin and Yang
- Course 4 — The Five Elements Theory
- Course 5 — TCM Diagnosis
- Course 6 — Acupuncture
- Course 7 — Herbal Medicine
- Course 8 — Dietary Therapy
- Course 9 — Integrative Approaches in TCM
- Course 10 — Final Projects
⚖️ Path 2: Practitioner Track — For Acupuncturists or TCM-Trained Students
Requires TCM + Western A&P/PathologyFor those with acupuncture qualifications or prior TCM training, including Western anatomy and pathology background.
This track focuses on advanced herbal learning, clinical applications, and integration with acupuncture practice.
You’ll Learn:
- Advanced Materia Medica & Classical Formula Study
- Pathology and Pattern Differentiation
- Internal Medicine Case Studies (e.g., Gynaecology, Dermatology, Digestive Health)
- Clinical Prescription Skills and Herbal Modification
- Herb–Drug Safety, Quality Control & Modern Research
Advance Your Career with Global Learning Pathways
Gain real-world experience through our UK–Taiwan Collaboration.
Clinical Placements in Taiwan
Study herbal prescribing and clinical applications at university-affiliated hospitals such as China Medical University.
International Learning Exchange
Experience diverse approaches to herbal practice guided by leading physicians and educators in Taiwan and the UK.