Degree: M.Sc., R.TCMP., R.Ac
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    David Liang graduated from the University of Toronto in 1996 with a Bachelor of Science in Physiology, providing him with a strong biomedical foundation that informs his clinical work in reproductive health. He continued his studies at the Pacific College of Oriental Medicine (PCOM) in San Diego, completing advanced training in Traditional Chinese Medicine, acupuncture, and therapeutic bodywork. During this time, he developed a focused interest in fertility and women’s health after observing the measurable impact of acupuncture and TCM on menstrual regulation, hormonal balance, and overall reproductive outcomes. He earned his Master of Science in Traditional Oriental Medicine in 2000.

    While at PCOM, David trained extensively in both Chinese and Japanese acupuncture systems. He was particularly influenced by the precision and gentleness of Japanese-style superficial needling, a method known for its effectiveness in highly sensitive clinical presentations often seen in fertility care. This remains the primary technique he employs in his practice when supporting individuals and couples through fertility optimization, assisted reproductive technologies (ART), cycle preparation, and early pregnancy care.

    David’s clinical approach is further informed by his long-standing meditation practice, He was an instructor at the Friends of The Heart Meditation Centre and now integrates mindfulness and stress-regulation techniques into his acupuncture sessions.

    Outside of clinical practice, David enjoys reading, meditating, practicing Iyengar and Restorative Yoga, and listening to a wide range of music.

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