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[Heart Caring Campaign/Joyful@Healthy Workplace]Autumn Lung Care: Chinese Medicine Respiratory Care and Acupuncture for Smoking Cessation Online Seminar

*1 CPD unit under relevant accreditation services of the Hong Kong Safety and Health Certification Scheme

The Start of Autumn has already arrived. As autumn begins, the weather gradually becomes drier, and common respiratory discomforts may include an itchy or dry throat, coughing and nasal allergies. From the perspective of Traditional Chinese Medicine, autumn is associated with the lungs, so it is advisable to focus on nourishing the lungs and alleviating dryness.

In addition, smoking can impair lung function and is a major risk factor for cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases. How can acupuncture and auricular (ear-point) therapy play a supportive role in the smoking cessation process, helping to relieve the discomfort and withdrawal symptoms that often occur during the early stages of quitting smoking?

This online seminar will cover common respiratory symptoms after the beginning of autumn, Traditional Chinese Medicine approaches to lung health during autumn, and acupuncture-based smoking cessation services, including the use of auricular therapy to help alleviate withdrawal symptoms. The seminar is suitable for anyone interested in learning about autumn lung care, as well as those who are ready to take the first step towards quitting smoking.

Applicants must provide an email address to receive the statement of attendance. The email address used for enrolment should be the same as the email address used to log in to your Zoom account. Logging in and out of the Zoom account at designated times for the seminar is one of the attendance requirements. A confirmation email with the online seminar link will be sent to successful applicants.
Date
21 September 2026 (Monday)
Time
4 p.m. – 5 p.m. (Login time starts at 3:55 p.m.)
Venue
Online Seminar
Speaker
Mr. Tse Jeffrey Van Ho
Chinese Medicine Practitioner, School of Chinese Medicine, Li Ka Shing Faculty of Medicine, The University of Hong Kong
Fee
Free of Charge
Language
Cantonese
Contact
Mr. Chan
Email
marco@oshc.org.hk
Phone
21165697
CPD
1 CPD units under relevant accreditation services of the Hong Kong Safety and Health Certification Scheme
Closing
15 September 2026