Ping Ming Health Community

Ping Ming Health Community Welcome to Ping Ming Health Community, a supportive space near Midland offering classes, seminars, venue hire, and school excursions.

Our focus is on creating an environment where health, culture, education, and nature inspire and enrich the community.

24/06/2026

❄️ Warm Up This Winter with Food, Tea and Traditional Chinese Wisdom ❄️

Join us for Ping Ming Health Community’s upcoming Winter Food and Tea Tasting on Sunday 26 July, from 11:00am to 1:00pm at the Ping Ming Health Community Centre in Midland.

Winter is a time to nourish, strengthen and restore the body. At this special community event, you’ll enjoy a selection of seasonal foods and teas while learning how to make healthier choices during the colder months, all inspired by Traditional Chinese Medicine.

Dr Ping who has over 30 years experience as a senior TCM doctor will share insights on:

🍵 How to choose foods and teas that are most suitable for winter
🌿 How seasonal eating can help support balance, vitality and wellbeing
☯️ The principles of Traditional Chinese Medicine, the Five Elements, and the relationship between people and nature

As part of the event, you’ll also have the opportunity to:
🌱 Visit our beautiful medicinal herb garden
🌿 Explore our Traditional Chinese Medicine and Chinese herbal medicine display
🍲 Enjoy food and tea tasting
🎁 Take part in our lucky draw

Cost: $25 per person

Whether you’re interested in natural health, Traditional Chinese Medicine, or simply enjoying good food and community connection, this promises to be an enjoyable and informative event.

Bookings are essential. Please visit our website at www.pingminghealth.org/seminars to register.

We look forward to welcoming you!

10/06/2026

On Sunday, 7 June 2026, Ping Ming Health & Ping Ming Health Community successfully held its first Australian Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) Conference at the Ping Ming Health Community Centre in Midland, Perth.

We were honoured to welcome TCM practitioner attendees and presenters from all over Australia including Perth, Queensland and Melbourne, along with a special guest presenter from Beijing, China — the highly respected Professor Wang Xiujuan, a renowned TCM expert and Dean of a Traditional Chinese Medicine University.

Professor Wang presented on the diagnosis and successful treatment of atrophic gastritis using Traditional Chinese Medicine. This is currently a common clinical condition and may also carry the risk of developing into cancer.

TCM Practitioners such as Dr Ping, Dr Lois, Dr Jasmine and Dr Jinnan also shared their valuable clinical treatment experiences and insights. Every presentation was engaging, informative and inspiring.

Participants also enjoyed visiting the beautiful and vibrant medicinal herb garden at our community centre, followed by a delicious “Food as Medicine” lunch and a selection of teas.

The day concluded with discussions of clinical case studies and an interactive Q&A session, leaving everyone with valuable knowledge, meaningful insights and a deeper appreciation of Traditional Chinese Medicine.

Thank you to everyone who attended and contributed to making the event such a success.

28/05/2026

☯️ Tai Chi Community Class Update ☯️

Our Saturday Tai Chi classes will take a short break on 13 & 20 June while our wonderful trainer Clive enjoys a well-deserved holiday.

There are still two more weeks of classes before the break, so we’d love you to come along and experience this calm and welcoming community class. Whether you’re new to Tai Chi or have practised before, beginners are always welcome.

Enjoy the gentle benefits of movement, balance and relaxation while connecting with our community at Ping Ming Health Community Centre. 🌿

📍 54 Dudley Street, Midland
🕙 Saturdays at 10am
💲 $15 per class

Book online: pingminghealth.org/classes

🌿 TCM practitioners and students — this conference is for you.Bookings close this Sunday 24th May for our one-day Chines...
20/05/2026

🌿 TCM practitioners and students — this conference is for you.

Bookings close this Sunday 24th May for our one-day Chinese Medicine Conference that is happening soon.

Join 7 highly experienced TCM speakers from Beijing, Hong Kong, Perth and Melbourne for a full day of learning, insight, and professional connection.

📅 Sunday 7 June
📍 Ping Ming Health Community, 54 Dudley Street, Midland, WA 6056

Students can apply a 50% discount to booking price. Code found at link below.

👉 View the full program and book now:
www.pingminghealth.org/tcmconference or at the link in bio

19/05/2026

🍵 Sneak peak into last Sunday’s Chinese Tea Culture Workshop 🌿
Last Sunday afternoon, we gathered in the beautiful flower studio at Ping Ming Health Community in Midland for a special Chinese Tea Culture & Wellness Workshop.
Led by experienced tea culture specialist Fiona and Traditional Chinese Medicine practitioner Ping Wang - more than ten varieties of tea with different flavours and qualities were prepared and introduced. Fiona demonstrated tea brewing techniques and the different ways tea can be enjoyed and appreciated.
Dr Ping followed by explaining the traditional health properties of each tea and how different teas may be suited to different seasons, body constitutions, diets, emotional states, and stages of life. Participants gained a deeper understanding that tea is not simply “one tea for life,” but rather something that can be thoughtfully chosen according to a person’s changing needs and wellbeing.
Thank you to everyone who joined us for an inspiring and enjoyable afternoon, filled with learning, connection and beautiful tea. Follow our social media channels for more health and wellness events that may inspire and support your journey to better health✨
Our next workshop is acu-music therapy on 31st May. A great, affordable way to experience accupuncture in a calm supportive group environment. Book at www.pingminghealth.org/classes

14/05/2026

🍂 Autumn Wellness Through Tea 🍵
As the seasons change in Perth, many people begin to experience colds, flu symptoms, coughing, allergies, and sensitivity to the shifting weather — warm days followed by chilly mornings and evenings.
At this Sunday’s Chinese Tea Culture Workshop, we’ll explore how different teas are traditionally used in Chinese tea culture to help support the body’s natural balance and wellbeing during autumn and winter.
You’ll learn about the properties of different teas, simple brewing methods, and how tea can become part of a nourishing seasonal wellness practice.
✨ A calm and welcoming afternoon of tea, culture, and connection.
🍵 Chinese Tea Culture Workshop
📅 Sunday 17 May
⏰ 2:30 – 4:30pm
📍 54 Dudley Street, Midland
💲 $45
Visit our website www.pingminghealth.org for more information and bookings — we’d love to have you join us!

06/05/2026

🌼 Discover Chrysanthemum Tea 🌼

Chrysanthemum tea has been enjoyed for generations as part of traditional Chinese tea culture and is now becoming increasingly popular as a natural health tea. With its delicate floral aroma and gently bittersweet finish, it brews into a clear, pale golden infusion — perfect for warmer days.

In Traditional Chinese Medicine, chrysanthemum tea is considered a “cooling” tea and is traditionally used to help refresh the mind and eyes, and support the body’s natural balance. It is often enjoyed by those experiencing symptoms such as body heat, irritated eyes or skin, restlessness, or dryness.

✨ Curious to experience it for yourself?

🍵 Chinese Tea Culture Workshop
📅 Sunday 17 May
⏰ 2:30 – 4:30pm
📍 54 Dudley Street, Midland
💲 $45

Join us for a calm and welcoming session where you’ll taste a variety of teas, learn simple brewing techniques, and explore both the flavours and traditional health perspectives of Chinese tea.

Spots are limited — reserve your place today by clicking the link in bio or visiting www.pingminghealth.org

Tea is something many of us enjoy every day — but are you choosing the right one for your body? 🍵In Traditional Chinese ...
02/05/2026

Tea is something many of us enjoy every day — but are you choosing the right one for your body? 🍵
In Traditional Chinese Medicine, tea is a simple way to support balance and wellbeing when chosen thoughtfully. Join us to learn how 🌿
🌼 Chinese Tea Culture Workshop
📅 Sunday 17 May
🕒 2:30 – 4:30pm
💲 $45
📍 Ping Ming Health Community, 54 Dudley Street, Midland
🍃light refreshments included with the teas
👉 Book now:
www.pingminghealth.org/chineseteaculturetalk

23/04/2026

Tai Chi This Saturday (Anzac Day) 🌿

Our Tai Chi class is still running this Saturday 25 April, and we warmly welcome you to join us for a calm and grounding class.

Come and experience a harmonious, healing morning learning Tai Chi — an ancient practice often described as meditation in motion.

✨ Benefits may include:

Improved balance and coordination
Reduced stress and anxiety
Increased flexibility and gentle strength
Better circulation and energy flow
A greater sense of calm and mental clarity

Whether you’re new or experienced, this is a beautiful way to reconnect with your body and mind.

📅 Date: Saturday 25 April
🕒 Time: 10:00 – 11:00am
📍 Location: 54 Dudley Street, Midland WA 6056
💲 Cost: $15

👉 Book here: www.pingminghealth.org/classes

16/04/2026

✨ TCM Seasonal Tip: Warming Foods for Cooler Weather

Dr Ping, a senior Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) practitioner, shares her thoughts on food as medicine and seasonal eating: Last weekend, I enjoyed a beautiful dinner with friends — and one dish stood out in particular: the lamb chops.

Not only were they tender and delicious, but they were also perfectly suited to the season.

As the weather in Australia begins to cool and we move toward a damp, chilly winter, it’s important to nourish the body with foods that help keep us warm and balanced. In Traditional Chinese Medicine, this means choosing ingredients that can warm the body and dispel dampness, supporting overall comfort and wellbeing during the colder months.

🌿 Why lamb?
Lamb is considered a warming food in TCM. It helps to:
• Replenish yang energy
• Improve circulation
• Strengthen the body’s resistance to cold

It’s especially beneficial for those who tend to feel the cold easily, or experience cold hands and feet.

⚖️ A gentle reminder
As with all things in TCM, balance is key. If your body is experiencing excess “heat” — such as feeling overheated, red eyes, dry stools, dark urine, acid reflux, or shorter menstrual cycles — it’s best to enjoy lamb in moderation.

Eating with the seasons is a simple yet powerful way to support your health 🌱

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Perth
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