Wan was born in Malaysia to Chinese parents. They instilled in him a knowledge and love of his Chinese heritage. He immigrated to the United States in 1987. Even as he has come to integrate the traditions and customs of his adopted country, he remains Chinese at heart. Massage has been part of Chinese culture for centuries. Wan's identification with that culture, his knowledge of Chinese acupressure, and his many years of practicing Tai Chi all enrich the training he received at the Potomac Massage Training Institute in DC where he graduated in July 1994. He is nationally certified and licensed in DC, and practices massage therapy full time in his private studio.

Wan has continued his training internationally, as well as here in the United States. He studied sports Tuina at the China National Olympic Training Center in China, Cranial Sacral Therapy in Singapore, and Thai Yoga Massage with Kam Thye Chow of Canada. He has had advanced training in sports massage here in the United States. Wan has always enjoyed offering his services to a wide variety of clients. Working with people of various ages, physical conditions, and therapeutic needs challenges him to continually refine his techniques.

Wan has been invited to provide massage at a variety of special events. He has worked with participants in the Boston Marthon, the Marine Corps Marathon, the MS 150K Bike Tour, and at various health expos. He has also done volunteer work with health clinics in the community. He is a member of the National Certification Board for Therapeutic Massage and Bodywork, the American Massage Therapy Association, and the National Capital Area Sports Massage. For more information call 202-543-0839 or by email WANHOILEE@aol.com.

Groups You are Associated with in Your Practice
	National Certification Board for Therapeutic Massage and Bodywork www.ncbtmb.com
	American Massage Therapy Association www.amtamassage.org
	National Capital Area Sports Massage Team www.NCASMT.org