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In addition to the services of Dr. Wu, Wu's Healing Center offers treatment by Dr. Wu's highly qualified acupuncture associates who are available to treat Dr. Wu's patients when she is absent. Wu's Healing Center staff includes practitioners certified to perform Chi Organ Acupressure treatments, as well as professionals skilled in Chi Meridian Acupressure and other acupressure techniques. These practitioners bring a wide range of experiences to their work at the clinic, including acupuncture training and background in counseling and other healing fields. Staff members who perform intake and pre-treatment preparation -- many of them students or apprentices of Dr. Wu -- receive training in basic Chinese medical theory, acupressure and Chi Organ Acupressure, cupping, and moxabustion.
Devin Wu is a physical therapist and licensed acupuncturist whose
practice emphasizes musculoskeletal dysfunctions and sports injuries.
Devin's unique integrative approach combines Western and Eastern
medical perspectives and modalities to address a wide range of challenges--pain,
stiffness, weakness, numbness, tingling--that may limit his clients'
daily activities, recreation, and sense of well being. His services
and clinical techniques include acupuncture, soft tissue and joint
mobilization, exercise instruction, ergonomic consultation, postural
and neuromuscular reeducation, and body mechanics instruction. Devin
works closely with Dr. Wu in treating fertility-related nausea and
spinal/pelvic conditions. To find out more about how Devin's musculoskeletal
balancing increases fertility, click
here. Please feel free to email
Devin.
Staff
Licensed Acupuncturists Reception Clinical Staff Wu's Healing Center is located in San Francisco, California, at
1014 Clement Street, between 11th and 12th Avenues.
Two-hour parking lots are available on 8th Avenue and 9th Avenue
between Geary Blvd. and Clement St. Local residential 2 hour parking
zones also available nearby.
To reach Wu's Healing Center from the East Bay
To reach Wu's Healing Center from Marin County
To reach Wu's Healing Center from Pacifica
Business hours are Monday through Friday from 9am to 6pm and Saturday
from 9am to 3pm. To make an appointment, please call the clinic
during these hours at (415) 750-5050.
Dr. Wu The following Licensed Acupuncturist Staff are available on Sunday,
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday as assigned by Dr. Wu:
Please provide at least 48 hours notice if you must cancel an appointment; otherwise you will be charged $90. There is no charge for appointments cancelled with at least 48 hours notice.
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Dr.
Angela C. Wu is a licensed acupuncturist (L.Ac.) and a certified
doctor of oriental medicine (O.M.D) with more than 30 years experience
in acupuncture, herbology, and other Chinese healing arts. Before
focusing on fertility, she co-founded the HIV/AIDS and Chinese Medicine
Annual Conference in 1993 and earned recognition for her work with
HIV/AIDs patients. Dr. Wu founded San Francisco State University's
Chinese Healing Studies program in 1981 and served on the faculty
until 2002. After her retirement, SFSU established the Angela C.
Wu Chinese Healing Studies Fund to provide student scholarships
for careers in Chinese medicince. She also acted as chairperson
of the Healing Tao Instructors Association and conducted workshops
in Qi Gong and traditional Chinese medicine. Dr. Wu was appointed
by the Governor of California to the state's very first acupuncture
licensing board.
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The student traveled far to consult with the wisest of teachers. Atop the highest mountain, in a humble shack, the student found the sage. "Tell me the purpose of your visit," said the teacher, pouring the student a cup of tea. "I have apprenticed myself to the world's best instructors, read volumes, memorized every lesson, and tested my skills against the brightest minds," the student replied. "I know the laws of nature, man, and the universe. What can I learn from you -- an old hermit?" As the student spoke, the teacher poured...and poured...and poured...until the tea overflowed onto the table, then the floor. "Stop!" cried the student. "Can't you see that the tea is overflowing?" "Yes, I see," said the sage, "that I cannot serve you, because your cup is already full."
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