The company - what we do and who we are
MissionThe mission of TCM HealthCare is to provide and promote high quality Traditional Chinese Medicine and other complementary therapies within a framework of integrated health care.
To this end, we have made a conscious decision not to have any high street shops. We work primarily with western medical colleagues or at NHS hospitals. We also run a specialist fertility clinic in Harley Street. We conducted research and consultany work for Department of Health in the field of complementary medicine.
Who are we?
TCM HealthCare is managed by professionals who have a good understanding of the health services in the UK. We work with western medical colleagues and most of our clinics are based at GP practices and NHS hospitals.
Brief resumes of the founder and director of TCM HealthCare and the clincian for TCM Fertility Clinic are given as follows:
A graduate of Cambridge University, Shun Au spent seven years working as senior manager in the NHS prior to setting up TCM HealthCare. He has a strong interest in developing evidence based complementary medicine and has published in this field.Shun Au was commissioned by Department of Health, England to conduct two surveys on complementary therapies in 2005-6.
Since 2002, he has been a board member of NHS Trusts in London.

Shun Au was appointed OBE in the Queen's 80th Birthday Honours' list for his longstanding charity work in the Chinese community.
Shun Au receiving his OBE from HRH Prince Charles, The Prince of Wales at Buckingham Palace in November 2006.
Shun Au has been active in promoting TCM and complementary therapies across the globe. He was invited to be a speaker in:-
Auckland, New Zealand - November 2004 (key note speaker)
Tradtional Chinese Medicine and Mental Health
The Inaugural International Asian Health Conference Asian health and wellbeing: now & into the future
University of Auckland
Cairo, Egypt - September 2005
Traditional Chinese Medicine & Mental Health
World Psychiatric Association Conference
Shanghai, China - November 2005
Traditional Chinese Medicine & Mental Health
Pan Asian Mental Health Conference.
Cambridge, England - December 2005
Acupuncture in Psychiatry
International conference in psychiatry
Churchill College, Cambridge University
Beijing, China - September 2006
Complementary Therapy & Mental Health - What do service users want?
International Congress in Cultural Psychiatry
Belgium - October 2006
Complementary Therapy & Mental Health - What do service users want?
Annual conference, GAMIAN Europe
Henan, China - July 2009
National conference in Child psychiatry, China
Auckland, New Zealand - November 2004 (key note speaker)
Tradtional Chinese Medicine and Mental Health
The Inaugural International Asian Health Conference Asian health and wellbeing: now & into the future
University of Auckland
Cairo, Egypt - September 2005
Traditional Chinese Medicine & Mental Health
World Psychiatric Association Conference
Shanghai, China - November 2005
Traditional Chinese Medicine & Mental Health
Pan Asian Mental Health Conference.
Cambridge, England - December 2005
Acupuncture in Psychiatry
International conference in psychiatry
Churchill College, Cambridge University
Beijing, China - September 2006
Complementary Therapy & Mental Health - What do service users want?
International Congress in Cultural Psychiatry
Belgium - October 2006
Complementary Therapy & Mental Health - What do service users want?
Annual conference, GAMIAN Europe
Henan, China - July 2009
National conference in Child psychiatry, China
Professor Li is Honorary professor at the prestigious Acadamy of Traditional Chinese Medicine(TCM) in Beijing. Prior to coming to UK to practise, he was senior lecturer at the WHO International Acupuncture Training Centre in Beijing where he taught acupuncture and Chinese medicine to clinicians from all over the world. The Training Centre is part of the China Academy of TCM, the most prestigeous TCM research and training institution in China. Set up in the late 50's by the then premier Zhou En Lai, the aim of the Academy was to gather the foremost TCM experts in China to conduct research and provide postgraduate training to doctors in China and overseas.
During his tenure at the Academy, Professor Li was involved in the authorship of a standard textbook entitled 'Chinese Acupuncture and Moxibustion' (1987) used at the WHO International Acupuncture Centre. This remains a classic in Chinese acupuncture and has been used by the Academy and other leading training institutiuons around the globe.
Professor Li has a longstanding interest in gynaecology and fertility and has been running TCM Fertility Clinic since its inception in 2000.
