Priscilla S.K. Choi
Registered Chinese Medicine Practitioner and Acupuncturist
Specialties: Chronic fatigue, inflammation, pain management, stress, digestive conditions, women's health
Speaks: Cantonese, Mandarin, and English
"Everyone is unique and has their own distinctive path to healing. I am here to provide support and methods to facilitate your healing journey."
Priscilla Choi is a registered Chinese medicine practitioner and acupuncturist with the Hong Kong Chinese Medicine Council. She is committed to advancing her clinical expertise through continuous professional development in acupuncture and complementary therapeutic modalities. Leveraging her extensive experience at Tseung Kwan O Hospital and Haven of Hope Hospital, Priscilla prioritises both optimal clinical outcomes and the overall quality of life for her patients.
Priscilla adopts a holistic approach rooted in classical TCM the principle that health represents a dynamic state of balance. Her clinical practice focuses on restoring equilibrium across multiple dimensions of wellness, addressing not only symptomatic presentations but also underlying constitutional imbalances and psycho-emotional factors that contribute to overall health outcomes.
Medical Services
◊ Comprehensive oriental health assessment
◊ Structural analysis of sports injuries and pain
◊ TCM treatment for chronic diseases
◊ Longevity and rejuvenation treatment
Health Promotion and Wellness Education
◊ Community-based health education seminars
◊ Professional health and wellness workshops
◊ Digital Traditional Chinese Medicine knowledge dissemination
《RCMP Choi’s Wellness Guide》
This is a health and wellness book mainly written for aged 30 to 50.
《RCMP Choi’s Wellness Guide》 has reached the top position on the Hong Kong Eslite bestseller list for health and lifestyle books, and ranks as the second best-selling Chinese new book of 2025 at Hong Kong Eslite.
This book systematically covers Traditional Chinese Medicine wellness theory and practical methods in an accessible manner, including fundamental TCM principles, self-constitution identification, seasonal wellness practices, and analysis of common wellness approaches. Whether you are a newcomer interested in TCM wellness or a reader seeking deeper understanding of self-care practices, this book will serve as an indispensable health guide.
The book is now available at major bookstores in Hong Kong and Macau. For direct purchase inquiries, please click here to fill out the form.
* This book in written in traditional Chinese.