John Tham

Complementary Alternative Medicine (CAM) practitioner, John Tham is the founder of Complementary Therapy  Singapore center.

John’s specialty is integrating effective Complementary Alternative Medicine modalities such as myofascial trigger point therapy, myofascial release, Deep tissue massage, Muscle Energy Techniques, Pediatric Therapy and TCM acupressure and Tuina medical therapy or common pain conditions.  John graduated from the Australia School of Integrated Body Therapy,     Chengdu TCM university and  Shanghai TCM University.  

John is ever upgrading himself by continuously learning and studying Biofeedback, Neurofeedback, Energy Psychotherpy, TCM , Sports and Excercise Science etc.  to add value to his clients and appreciate complementary alternative health care system better.

John's Working Experience

John Tham has many years of working experience with Medical professionals such as Osteopath, Neurotherapist, Chiropractor, Specialist, Physicians, Occupational therapist, Neurotherapist, Psychotherapist, Rolfer and many allied health practioners.John have developed high quality of touch and assessment skills in diagnosis of musculoskeletal problems, chronic pain and injuries. John has special interest to help children with cerebral palsy to reduce spasticity and improve function. Many of John's client are from Asia pacific countries such as several cities of Indonesia, Malaysia and Australia. 

John believes that Complementary Alternative Medicine (CAM) can complement conventional health care to benefit man kind in a holistic way. By integrating both western and eastern modalities, alternative therapies, health care professional can better enhance the health of his clients naturally.

Most of all, John Tham look upon his work as a means to benefits society. John practices the giving of loving-kindness to help people improve their life.  

John enjoy distance running, soccer, swimming and reading. 

My favourite web sites:

Singapore Marathon , SG Runners, Runnersworld

Medline, National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine

Cochrane Library, PEDro, OTSeeker, Lilacs, and Scielo

John Tham