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The trauma of warfare can never be underestimated. Soldiers return from war, more lucid, more sensitive, having endured the physical, mental, and spiritual conditioning of a military life. At the Yang Institute of Integrative Medicine, they employ a team of holistic and Taoist medical practitioners. Veterans and civilians alike in Philadelphia are invited to seek out acupuncture at their center in Marlton NJ, or Bryn Mawr, PA.

On July 20th, 2017, the global community was devastated to learn of the passing of Linkin Park singer Chester Bennington. As circumstances surrounding his death are investigated, it becomes clearer that Chester may have been the victim of an ongoing struggle with drug, alcohol abuse, and depression. Dr. Jingduan Yang and his team at Yang Institute of Integrative Medicine recognize these struggles and the necessity of treating them from a holistic perspective. Now, more than ever, they are stressing the physical, mental—and spiritual—in their treatment of acute anxiety and depression.

The Yang Institute of Integrative Medicine, known for their holistic approach to treating conditions like depression and anxiety in the Philadelphia area, would like to make locals aware that they also offer cosmetic acupuncture services. This nonsurgical treatment employs Traditional Chinese Medicine to not only give patients a more youthful look, but also to improve their overall health.

The YANG Institute of Integrative Medicine was recently visited Kristin Detterline, the editor-in-chief of the Philadelphia Style magazine. The popular Philadelphia figure decided to try facial acupuncture treatment after returning home from vacation. Dr. Yang performed the acupuncture for Miss Detterline, who posted a picture of the experience on her Instagram. She noted that Dr. Yang was thorough and made her feel very comfortable. Those looking to receive acupuncture in the Philadelphia area are encouraged to visit the YANG Institute of Integrative Medicine.

The YANG Institute of Integrative Medicine, known for its holistic approach to treating depression and anxiety in Philadelphia area patients, is pleased to offer qEEG and neurofeedback therapy as one of their many alternatives treatment options. Neurofeedback has a very high success rate among patients who have tried the technique to seek relief from various cognitive issues such as stress, OCD, PTSD, depression, and sleep disorders.

On Mon. Feb. 6, 2017, Dr. JD Yang, founder of the the YANG Institute of Integrative Medicine, spoke about the causes of addiction and mental illness at the New Leaf Club in Bryn Mawr. The New Leaf Club is a non-profit community center which holds many wellness and recovery-related events. This event was free and open for members of the public to attend, especially for individuals interested in alternative treatments for depression in the Main Line and the surrounding areas. Dr. Yang's talk focused on various non-drug therapies available for those suffering from addiction.

The Tao Institute of Modern Wellness is ready to help patients this January who are experiencing depression or anxiety in Philadelphia during the winter months. When the weather turns dark, cold and gray for long periods of time, many people experience Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD). The depressed mood and lethargy that patients feel as a result of this condition can make it more difficult than usual to deal with other daily stressors.

The Tao Institute of Modern Wellness, the Tristate area's leading practice of integrative medicine, is pleased to present their exclusive new therapy, Bio-identical Hormone Balance, which is offered only at the Bryn Mawr, PA location. This therapy provides the body with numerous benefits and is 100% natural. The Bio-identical Hormone Balance Therapy entails the optimization of hormones to help men and women age healthier physically and mentally.

The Tao Institute of Modern Wellness has quickly been gaining a reputation for its effective tailored treatment strategies focused on enhancing the mind, body, and spirit. On November 7th, the center's founder and Medical Director, Dr. Jingduan Yang, was featured in Bryn Mawr's long-time publication, Main Line Suburban Life. The article, written by reporter Linda Stein, highlights Dr. Yang's outlook on mental and physical wellness, as well as how he combines the best of classic Chinese medicine and Western medicine to treat his patients.

Children who struggle with ADD or ADHD may find it hard to concentrate at school without their prescribed daily dosage of medicine. However, more and more parents are questioning the side effects of ADD and ADHD prescriptions such as Ritalin and are looking to see if there are any alternative treatments available. At the Tao Institute of Modern Wellness, an integrative medicine model is practiced to treat conditions like ADD and ADHD that focuses on improving the mind, body, and soul.