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ABC
World News Tonight
In
October 2006, Dr. Wu was interviewed for the alternative healing
magazine, Common Ground. To read the interview in full, click
here.
Current
TV
In
September 2006, 7X7 Magazine featured Dr. Wu and her new book, Fertility
Wisdom, in an article titled, "The
Art of Conception".
In
January 2004, San Francisco Magazine featured a list of 150 Best
Doctors, Alternative Healers, & Get-Fit Resources, naming Dr.
Wu as Best of Mind-Body
Fertility Specialist. This was a particularly special honor
because she was chosen by the city's top fertility clinics.
Wu's Healing Center Featured on ABC World
News Tonight ABC World News Tonight recently reported on alternative methods
of fertility treatment, and featured Wu's Healing Center. Phoenix Rising Television Program
Through this monthly one-hour program, Dr. Wu exploresd various
Eastern healing modalities through lectures, demonstrations, interviews,
and visual aids. Phoenix Rising aired the first Saturday of every
month on San Francisco channel 29.
Healing Quest Television Program Healing
Quest, produced through KQED-TV, was a four-part exploration of
alternative healing modalities that aired on PBS stations nationwide
and other stations internationally from January 2002 through 2006.
In a segment exploring traditional Chinese medicine's impact on
fertility, filmmakers visited Wu's Healing Center to interview Dr.
Wu and clients, including Dr. Wu's first 'acu-baby' who was born
in 1981. The segment also explored Dr. Wu's use of acupuncture,
moxabustion, cupping, acupressure, herbs, and counseling to enhance
fertility in couples. Click
here for a transcript of the report.
San Francisco Chronicle
Wu's Healing Center was featured in an article titled "Some
Pin Hopes on Acupuncture." Click
here for a transcript of the report.
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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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