In private practice since 2003 Daniel keeps up-to-date with continuing professional development by attending post graduate studies and trainings. He feels privileged to have both met and studied alongside the late, world renowned Dr Richard Tehfu Tan. First in July 2014 at The British school of Osteopathy (London) then again in November 2014 at Limkokwing University (London).

Dr Tan was concerned that many acupuncture practitioners were not achieving the results he saw daily in his own clinic. The kind of results promised and written by the ancient physicians of Chinese Medicine in the Classical text. Dr Tan often used the following acronym which he became well known for; “Li Gan Jian Ying”.  This translates as “When you stand a pole under the sun you immediately see its shadow” Applying his wonderful “Balance Method” allows these immediate results. 

Daniel volunteers regularly at Beechwood Cancer Care Centre, where he kindly supports cancer patients going through chemotherapy. Due to the speed and efficacy in quickly helping people out of pain and discomfort, balance method acupuncture allows Daniel to see and help several people within a short amount of time. The Stroke association and Signpost for carers are also organisations that 

Daniel helps out.

Being the kind generous man he was, Dr Tan entrusted his three close apprentices, Delphine, Eileen and Paul, to continue his life mission of sharing his Balance Method. As a result, Si Yuan Balance Method Acupuncture was born. Daniel has travelled overseas to continue his studies of Classical Chinese Medicine with the Si Yuan team. First in January 2017 to the Palace Hotel (Lucerne Switzerland) and again in September 2018 to Universite De Paris. (Paris France).

Daniel is committed to continue his studies with the Si Yuan Balance Method Acupuncture Team.