Services Offered

We take calls 24/7 @ 860-310-5438 or text us @ 860-310-5438 to make an appointment to see one of our practitioners.

Here are some of the classes and services offered by Wu Healing:

**Before you come to your first appointment, please fill out this patient intake form. You can fill it out on your computer or mobile device before arrival virtually by clicking this link, or you can print it out and have it ready upon initial arrival.

Acupuncture Service:

$180 for initial 90-min session with Michelle Morisi. Includes a half-hour intake, tongue & pulse diagnosis, and treatment in private treatment room.

About Michelle Morisi, L.Ac., Dipl. O.M.

Michelle is a licensed acupuncturist and herbalist. She received her master’s degree in acupuncture and certificate in Chinese herbal medicine from the Academy for Five Element Acupuncture in Gainesville, Florida. She is licensed through the Commonwealth of Massachusetts Board of Registration in Medicine and certified through the National Certification Commission for Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine. She offers acupuncture, moxibustion, cupping, tui na, and Chinese herbal medicine. Michelle is also a certified Fengyang qigong instructor.

After years of working for wellness centers, reading books about Asian culture and spiritual practices, and taking an Eastern Religion course, Michelle learned about the intricacies of Chinese medicine—the whole system to which its most popular facet, acupuncture, belongs. It felt like coming home. This is much the same way she felt when she first stepped into the Wu Healing Center—a space which, to Michelle, embodies the true spirit of Chinese medicine.

Through natural, non- or minimally invasive means, Chinese medicine works with the body and being to support each individual in their fullest expression. To bring you home to yourself.

Testimonial

“I was new to acupuncture, and on my first visit I was struck by the warm and comforting space Michelle immediately created during the intake interview. I had been struggling emotionally, and I felt comfortable opening up to her in an authentic way. At that time and every subsequent visit, she met me with warmth, compassion, empathy, and hope. Additionally, she was mindful and attentive about my comfort during each procedure, and she explained what I should expect. Her diagnosis was spot on for me, as I started experiencing profound improvement in my symptoms after several treatments. She is an excellent acupuncturist with a warm soul, and I highly recommend her to anyone new or experienced to receiving treatments.”

— Kasey Brandt

TCM for Fertility

Chinese Herbal supplement can be used as an effective way for couples that are having difficulty conceiving.

Two common root causes for women's infertility are spleen and kidney yang deficiency and blood stagnation. TCM can help bring your body back to balance, and clear of any stagnation so your body will become ready to conceive and carry a healthy pregnancy to term.

TCM is also very effective in helping your body recover from labor and produce good quality and quantity milk for breastfeeding.

TCM can also help men's infertility issues, such as kidney qin and yang deficiency, liver and qi stagnation, etc.

Success cases: Pregnant after 5 months of herbal treatment

If you would like to make an appointment, please call or text Wei Li of Wu Healing Center at (781) 516-0030

Fengyang Tai Chi

Fengyang Tai Chi is developed by Dr. Ming Wu, based on his 40 years of experience practicing Tai Chi, under the guidance of his mentor, a fifth generation Yang style Tai Chi master Gin Soon Chu. It is an easy-to-learn exercise method and practice routine that is more suitable for the purpose of improving one’s health and wellness, and spiritual alignment of the body and mind.

Fengyang Tai Chi combines the essence of traditional Yang style Tai Chi and Fengyang Internal Practice (内功). It integrates the insight meditation (内观) and the soft wrapping practice (缠丝软势拳) of the Fengyang Internal Practice, with the Yang style Tai Chi. Based on the principle of the body and mind unity, Fengyang Tai Chi incorporates conditioning the heart, the breathing, and the body into Tai Chi practice. Guided by the Taoist philosophy of the interdependence of yin and yang, it emphasizes on the internal practice of Dan Tian breathing. Through the practice of the Fengyang twenty-four style Tai Chi, one can gain the superior internal power of the body, mind and spirit unification.

Fengyang Tai Chi aims to improve the heart and mind through practice of the routine movements. Guided by the principles of "focusing on insight meditation, and also including physical improvement" and “reaching stillness through movement, and combining movement and stillness together”, Fengyang Tai Chi avoids the issues of some Tai Chi practices that Tai Chi becomes merely an exercise form or empty theories. Fengyang Tai Chi is more suitable for spiritual seekers and Zen practitioners. It can help one realize the truth of “who am I”. It can also help cancer patients and patients with difficult-to-cure diseases or chronic diseases to stimulate the body's self-healing potential, thus regaining physical health. It helps practitioners reach the goal of strong body, longevity, Wu Wei, living in the present, and wishes coming true!

View our in-person class schedule, here.

For those who can not come to our classes, we offer teaching videos of Fengyang Tai Chi — Dr. Wu will guide you through all the individual Tai Chi movements and forms through high quality and detailed instructional videos.  You will cultivate inner peace and calm through the slow movements of Tai Chi.

Introduction to Fengyang Tai Chi (complimentary)

Fengyang Tai Chi Lesson 1 (right view)

Fengyang Tai Chi Lesson 2 (right view)

Fengyang Tai Chi Lesson 3 (left view)

Fengyang Tai Chi Lesson 4 (left view)

Dr. Wu’s article has all you need to know about：Health Benefits of Tai Chi - Why 250 Million People in the World Practice Tai Chi Today?

Fengyang Tui Na

Tui na is a form of Chinese manipulative therapy. Tui na is a hands-on body treatment that uses Chinese Taoist principles in an effort to bring the eight principles of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) into balance. The practitioner may brush, knead, roll, press, and rub the areas between each of the joints, known as the eight gates, to attempt to open the body's defensive chi (Wei Qi) and get the energy moving in the meridians and the muscles. Techniques may be gentle or quite firm. The name comes from two of the actions: tui means "to push" and na means "to lift and squeeze." Other strokes include shaking and tapotement.[The practitioner can then use range of motion, traction, with the stimulation of acupressure points. These techniques are claimed to aid in the treatment of both acute and chronic musculoskeletal conditions, as well as many non-musculoskeletal conditions. -Wikipedia

click here to learn more about Fengyang Tui na!

Visit the SHOP to purchase consultation time with Dr. Wu.