Health is dynamic—lose focus for too long, and like a unicyclist, you risk falling out of balance. We help you regain balance; your part is to move forward in harmony.
Founder of Well Balanced Self-Healing Medicine President of Well Family Acupuncture & Herbs and Well Family Integrative Medicine Clinic. Proud father of a son and daughter.
Dr. David Chang began his medical journey at National Yang Ming University in Taipei. After graduation, he served in the Navy hospital in Penghu and later worked in the Nuclear Medicine Department in Taichung. During these years, he gradually recognized the limitations of modern medicine and was inspired to pursue Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) at South Baylo University in Los Angeles. Alongside his studies, he apprenticed under Dr. Ni, a renowned master of classical TCM in Florida, and completed his Doctorate in Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine in 2009.
In 2010, Dr. Chang was introduced to Yuan Shi Dian (YSD), a groundbreaking medical discovery developed by Master Chang Chao Han in Taiwan. After applying YSD in his practice and treating thousands of patients, he came to see both the strengths and blind spots of TCM. Realizing the profound importance of this new medical perspective for humanity and future generations, he began nonprofit volunteer work in 2011 to share YSD with the public.
In 2012, Dr. Chang opened his private acupuncture practice in Chino to serve the community. His mission is not only to treat illness with the highest quality of care, but also to empower patients with simple, effective methods to stay healthy and live without fear of disease.
Dr. Meng Hsuan Christine Lin is a licensed chiropractor dedicated to helping patients restore and maintain their health through natural and holistic care. She graduated from Southern California University of Health Sciences in 2009, and since then, she has been committed to providing personalized, effective chiropractic treatment for people of all ages, especially for scoliosis patients.
Later in her career, she had the privilege of learning from Dr. David Chang and Dr. William Lin, who introduced her to the principles of Well Balanced Self-Healing Medicine. Their mentorship greatly influenced her approach to healing — combining traditional chiropractic techniques with a deeper focus on addressing the root causes of pain and discomfort.
Dr. Meng Hsuan Christine Lin offers care in both English and Mandarin, so patients can feel comfortable and clearly understood throughout their treatment journey.
Whether you’re recovering from an injury, managing chronic pain, or simply looking to improve your overall well-being, she looks forward to being part of your healing journey.
Massage therapy is a therapeutic practice that involves the skilled manipulation of muscles, soft tissues, and joints to enhance physical function, reduce pain, and promote overall wellness.
With roots in ancient healing traditions, it is widely recognized today for its ability to relieve stress, improve circulation, support injury recovery, and contribute to both physical and mental well-being.
Jonathan Ruiz, Licensed Massage Therapist, is committed to delivering professional, results-driven care tailored to each client’s individual needs.
Through a combination of technical expertise and a client-focused approach, he strives to promote relaxation, restore balance, and support long-term health and wellness.
I have been practicing massage for nearly fourteen years, holding California massage therapist license, accumulating clinical experience with over five thousand patients, including thirteen years of volunteer service at Yuan Shi Dien -LA HH class.
Currently, in addition to my personal studio in Pasadena where I have worked for six years, this April, I was fortunate to establish a professional holistic therapy studio at WFIM in Chino with Dr. David Chang, the head of LA HH class, and Dr. Christine Lin, a chiropractor.
We launched a meridian-lymphatic holistic therapy for the head, neck, and shoulders in April, and will launch a comprehensive, therapeutic manual massage in May.
These two techniques combine Traditional Chinese Medicine meridian theory and Yuan Shi Dien with Western lymphatic drainage techniques and anatomical principles.
We also recommend daily maintenance and exercise, as well as adjustments to sleep, diet, and mindset, aiming for a holistic and effective treatment.
As the ancient Greek physician Hippocrates said, "Treat often, cure sometimes, comfort always."
Massage is a passive form of exercise, a direct and effective way to relieve pain, improve symptoms, alleviate stress, promote metabolism, and enhance immunity.
Only with a healthy body can longevity be meaningful, allowing one to enjoy the benefits of material life and achieve spiritual fulfillment.
Let's embark on a journey toward physical and mental well-being together starting today.