1. Traditional Chinese Medicine Rehabilitation: Using traditional Chinese medicine with rehabilitation effects to regulate the body and improve functions.
2. acupuncture and moxibustion rehabilitation: through acupuncture or moxibustion at specific points, it can dredge the meridians, harmonize qi and blood, and promote rehabilitation.
3. Massage rehabilitation: Using techniques to act on the surface of the body to relieve muscle tension, improve local blood circulation, and adjust joint function.
4. Traditional rehabilitation techniques such as Tai Chi, Ba Duan Jin, and Wu Qin Xi can enhance physical fitness, improve limb function, and balance ability.
5. Dietary rehabilitation: Develop appropriate dietary plans based on the patient's condition, and utilize the sexual and taste effects of food to assist in rehabilitation.
6. Emotional rehabilitation: Using the theory of traditional Chinese medicine emotional regulation, help patients maintain a good mentality and overcome the impact of negative emotions on rehabilitation.
7. Rehabilitation assessment: Using traditional Chinese medicine methods to evaluate the functional status of patients, providing a basis for the development of rehabilitation plans.
8. Living rehabilitation: Guide patients to arrange their daily routine reasonably and follow natural laws to facilitate rehabilitation.