Lee Chinese Style Therapy College

Lee and students practising a hands-on technique during clinic training

The college provides practical professional education for therapists who want to develop safe, confident skills rooted in Chinese medicine.

Teaching connects traditional principles with clear demonstrations, supervised practice and the realities of working with clients.

Choosing a course involves more than finding an interesting technique. Check the current course description for prerequisites, the level of prior experience expected and the skills covered.

Practical training should give you time to observe, practise and ask about safe application, including when not to use a method.

Think about how the course fits your existing scope of practice and any professional obligations you have. Contact the college if you need to clarify suitability or the details of an upcoming training date.

Key points

Explore the main topics on this page:

  • Professional Therapy Training: Courses are designed to build practical competence, not simply provide information.
  • Learn Traditional Chinese Medicine Skills: Training explains why and when a technique may be chosen, helping practitioners think beyond memorised routines.
  • Course Venue and Enrolment: Training takes place in the Hull and Willerby area, with course details covering dates, prerequisites and what is included.

Professional Therapy Training

Students learn preparation, hygiene, contraindications, treatment planning, technique and aftercare in a supportive environment.

Cupping Courses

Gua Sha Courses

Tui Na Courses

Learn Traditional Chinese Medicine Skills

Small-group teaching creates space for questions, feedback and repeated hands-on practice.

Course Venue and Enrolment

Browse the current programme or contact the college before enrolling if you need help selecting a course.