Philadephia, PA -- (SBWire) -- 12/28/2016 --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.

Dr. Yang's philosophies on integrative medicine are practiced at his elite center for health and wellbeing, the Tao Institute of Modern Wellness. The center is the place where patients throughout the Philadelphia region can go to receive alternative treatment for depression, pain, cancer radiation side effects, stress, and infertility. Patients are first evaluated and assessed, and then provided with a treatment approach that is customized to their specific needs and goals.

Treatments at the center near Philadelphia - like acupuncture for increasing fertility rates - help patients improve their health naturally and holistically. One of their newest treatments is Bio-Identical Hormone Balance Therapy for men and women, which, as mentioned in the Suburban Life article, combines biochemistry and bioenergy to enhance one's quality of life.

Wellness enthusiasts can learn more about the integrative medicine model Dr. Yang practices by reading his new book, "Facing East: Ancient Health + Beauty Secrets for the Modern Age", which was co-written with designer Norma Kamali and offers guidance on how to achieve and maintain a youthful appearance. Amazon sells the book online.

Those interested in taking a holistic route to wellness are encouraged to schedule an appointment at the closest Tao Institute of Modern Wellness near them.

About Tao Institute of Modern Wellness
The Tao Institute of Modern Wellness integrates the best methods of Western and Eastern medicine to help their patients achieve health and wellness. The center operates with a highly skilled group of holistic integrative medicine experts, including board-certified psychologists, psychiatrists, nutrition specialists, meditation specialists, counselors and licensed acupuncturists. Every treatment begins with a comprehensive evaluation to determine an approach that will help find and assess the root of health problems so that the quality of life can be improved.

To find out more about Tao Institute, please visit http://www.taoinstitute.com.