Jolanta Press Akupunktura
i Chińska Medycyna

Jolanta Press is a highly regarded specialist in acupuncture and Traditional Chinese Medicine with nearly 20 years of professional experience. She supports patients in Poland and internationally, using natural healing methods rooted in classical, ancient Chinese medical knowledge.
She obtained her education and clinical practice in Chinese medicine at the prestigious China Academy of Chinese Medical Sciences in Beijing, with formal training and specialization in General Chinese Medicine, Acupuncture, Chinese Herbal Medicine, and therapeutic Tuina massage. Her clinical training took place at the university-affiliated WHO Collaborating Institute, where she practiced in departments including internal medicine and neurology. She later continued her advanced studies in private classical Chinese medicine schools in the United States, deepening her expertise and refining her clinical skills.
Jolanta Press has professional experience since 2005, gained through clinical practice in Poland, across Europe, and in the United States. She works with unique oral transmissions passed down through classical, ancient Chinese physicians, which form the foundation of her distinctive therapeutic approach. Her acupuncture is widely recognized for its exceptional effectiveness, setting a high standard within Europe.
She continually deepens her knowledge by studying the oldest classical texts and living oral traditions of Chinese masters. Her treatments are individually tailored and focus both on immediate relief of symptoms and long-term restoration of balance within the body. She integrates acupuncture, Chinese herbal medicine, herbal and botanical essences, and practical lifestyle guidance to support sustainable health outcomes.
Dr. Jolanta Press is known for her empathetic, attentive approach to patient care, creating a calm, safe environment that supports regeneration and the natural healing process.
Beyond her clinical practice, Jolanta Press actively shares her knowledge through workshops, trainings, and seminars. She also teaches ancient practices for health and longevity, including Qi Gong, Daoyin, and meditation, which have been her personal passion and daily practice for over 35 years.
Jolanta Press speaks English, German, and Polish (native).

A Path Toward Healing

Jolanta Press’s journey into the world of healing began after several years of working in the corporate environment. At that time, a promise she had made to herself as a teenager resurfaced — to live a long, healthy, and conscious life. As a child, she suffered for many years from anemia, migraines, and generally poor health, conditions that conventional Western medicine was unable to effectively relieve.
A turning point came when she encountered Eastern health practices, which brought her tangible relief and a gradual improvement in well-being. When she reconnected more deeply with Eastern philosophy and Traditional Chinese Medicine in adulthood, she quickly experienced increased energy, inner balance, and overall effectiveness in daily life. Deeply impressed by the results, she made a life-changing decision to leave her position in one of the leading corporations and dedicate herself to helping others restore health naturally and live in harmony with nature.
This transformation also led to a profound improvement in her own health. At the age of 46, she completed a full marathon (42 km), a personal and symbolic confirmation of the effectiveness of the path she had chosen.

Education and Clinical Experience

Jolanta Press received her education at the China Academy of Chinese Medical Sciences in Beijing, where she completed extensive clinical training at the Acupuncture Hospital and the WHO Collaborating Institute. She gained hands-on experience in departments including internal medicine, neurology, and Tuina therapy. She also participated in clinical research studies on the effects of acupuncture in the treatment of migraines.
She was introduced to the methods of a family lineage of Chinese physicians, passed down orally from generation to generation. From the very beginning of her professional path, she has never ceased expanding her knowledge — regularly traveling worldwide to study with masters of Classical Chinese Medicine and ancient Eastern traditions.
She has been practicing Chinese Medicine professionally since 2005, in Warsaw, across Europe, and in the United States. Her mentors include Dr. Eileen JueLing Han, the direct lineage holder of Dr. Richard Tan’s Balance Method, and Jeffrey Yuen, one of the world’s leading experts in Classical Chinese Medicine.

Acupuncture and Traditional Chinese Medicine

In her clinical practice, Jolanta Press supports patients with a wide range of conditions, including acute and chronic pain, migraines, fatigue, stress, insomnia, lowered immunity, emotional and mental health challenges, autoimmune and neurological conditions, respiratory disorders, as well as skin concerns and facial aging processes.
A particularly important focus of her work is women’s health at every stage of life. She supports women in regulating the menstrual cycle, restoring hormonal balance, reducing stress, and naturally preparing the body for conception. She works with women who wish to consciously care for their reproductive health or who seek gentle, holistic support while trying to conceive.
Her approach is fully holistic and always individually tailored. Treatments may include acupuncture, cupping, moxibustion, Chinese herbal formulas, therapeutic exercises, and personalized lifestyle guidance. The therapeutic process focuses not only on relieving symptoms, but primarily on addressing underlying causes — with the aim of long-term results, safety, and improved quality of life.

Classical Eastern Knowledge and Life Guidance

As her path evolved, Jolanta Press became inspired to apply the ancient wisdom of Eastern traditions — rooted in Taoist and Buddhist monasteries — to support people living in modern Western culture. She also works as a life advisor, drawing on Taoist Yijing (I Ching) consultations and Feng Shui.
Whether through her original Tao Coaching, Taoist numeric matrix readings, or classical healing practices involving mantras, mudras, and the integration of movement, breath, awareness, and concentration, she helps people navigate emotions, relationship challenges, trauma, and internal blockages — supporting them in discovering life direction, harmony, self-awareness, and the ability to realize their goals.

Ancient Asian Philosophies and Lineage Transmission

Between 2016 and 2018, Jolanta Press studied under Taoist masters of the Wudang Longmen (Dragon Gate) lineage, gaining practical knowledge in Taoist medicine, philosophy, acupressure, nutrition, meditation, Yijing Wudang energy codes, Feng Shui, Daoyin (often referred to as Chinese yoga), Qigong, Tai Chi, and internal alchemy.
She is one of the very few individuals worldwide authorized to perform personal Taoist Longmen Yijing numeric matrix readings. This skill has been transmitted orally to selected disciples in accordance with lineage tradition. Jolanta Press belongs to the 26th generation of this uninterrupted transmission, rooted in classical cosmology: Yin–Yang changing lines, Bagua numbers, and the I Ching (Book of Changes).

Tibetan Buddhism, Translation Work, and Personal Practice

Her fluent command of English and German, combined with many years of study in Tibetan Buddhist philosophy, has enabled her to translate Eastern philosophical texts into Polish, including the book “Learn How to Meditate” by the late Lama Geshe Rabten, a former teacher of His Holiness the Dalai Lama.
From 2009 to 2014, she studied at the Geshe Rabten Tibetan Studies Institute in Mont Pèlerin, Switzerland, where she participated in extensive teachings, multi-day meditation retreats, and received initiations — including those of the Medicine Buddha — under the guidance of Rabten Tulku Rinpoche and other respected masters.

Health Practices and Daily Life

For over 30 years, Jolanta Press has maintained a daily personal practice of Eastern health cultivation arts. She teaches and leads workshops in Qigong, Daoyin, meditation, and practices involving movement, breath, concentration, and mindful awareness.
From an early age, she sought comprehensive approaches to health — from Japanese karate, yoga, and Reiki, to Chinese martial arts such as Shaolin Kung Fu, Tai Chi, Qigong, and Daoyin. By traveling worldwide to study directly with masters from Shaolin, Wudang, and Tibet, she has developed unique skills supporting health, resilience, and well-being.
In her daily life, beyond working with patients, she continues to study, read, spend time in nature, and practice martial arts and meditation.