The acupressure technician course responds to the growing demand for non-invasive, drug-free supportive therapies that contribute to pain management, functional rehabilitation, stress reduction, and overall well-being. Graduates of the course are prepared to work in healthcare, wellness, rehabilitation, and community-based settings under appropriate professional and regulatory frameworks.

Oriental Nutrition Coaching is a specialized training program of the Academy of Medical Sciences, Vietnam (AMS Vietnam) that integrates traditional Eastern nutrition principles with modern scientific understanding of health, metabolism, and lifestyle management.

The Meditation Coach Training Program of the Academy of Medical Sciences, Vietnam (AMS Vietnam) is a structured, evidence-informed professional training course designed to develop competent meditation coaches who can apply mindfulness and meditation practices safely, ethically, and effectively within health, wellness, and supportive care settings.

The Nutrition Coach Training Program of the Academy of Medical Sciences, Vietnam (AMS Vietnam) is a specialized professional course designed to equip learners with scientifically grounded knowledge and practical competencies in nutrition guidance, lifestyle counseling, and health-oriented dietary interventions.

The Health Coach Training Program of the Academy of Medical Sciences, Vietnam (AMS Vietnam) is a structured, science-based course designed to develop competent health coaching professionals who support individuals and communities in achieving sustainable health and lifestyle outcomes.

The Acupuncture Therapy Course of the Academy of Medical Sciences, Vietnam (AMS Vietnam) is a structured professional training program designed to provide comprehensive, evidence-informed education in acupuncture as a therapeutic modality.

Stroke remains one of the leading causes of mortality and long-term disability worldwide and represents a major public health burden in Vietnam. Advances in acute stroke care have improved survival rates; however, many survivors experience persistent impairments affecting mobility, cognition, communication, and independence.