Herbalist Acupuncturist Witchy Wu
Holistic Health with Heart & Spirit:
Women’s Whole Wellness with Witchy Wisdom & a Good Cup of Tea
Sandra Bird BSc(Hons) DipCHM MBAcC MRCHM
The lotus much used in Chinese herbal medicine and the needle of the acupuncturist. Regarded as a symbol of rebirth and renewal, the lotus flower also signifies the good health and joy that comes from maintaining well-being. The red lotus, in particular, additionally represents compassion.
And what is 巫 Wu? Wu is a Wise Woman, Shaman, Witch, Wizard. Wu is a way of life, our three bodies, physical, energetic, and spiritual. Wu is the inter-relationship of human and nature, heavens and earth. The Witchy Wu provides the conduit of connection, as signified by the point of her hat and the feather in it, pointing skywards whilst her (possibly bare) feet are firmly rooted in the ground. Wu is informed, educated, yet intuitive practice with a (very long) time honoured foundation and history.
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Sandra Bird BSc(Hons) DipCHM MBAcC MRCHM
Practitioner of Chinese Medicine: Herbal Medicine, Acupuncture, Five Element Drumming, Stone Medicine, Gua Sha, Cupping, Ear Seeds, & More.
Wise Woman Witchyness, Tarot Cards, Energy Alignment, Sister Circles, Women’s Drumming Groups, Wrapped in Rhythm, and Other Women’s Events.
Creator of Witchy Wu’s Warm Woollen Wishes.
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When the Heart is at Ease, the Body is Healthy.
chinese proverb
The aims of Traditional Chinese Medicine are to restore, preserve, and promote health and longevity.
The body, mind, and spirit are not independent entities.
We are Whole.
Our Speciality:
Women’s Whole Wellness.
Herbal Medicine, Acupuncture, & So Much More.
Location:
Langham Clinic near Bury St Edmunds, various event venues, plus online wherever you happen to be.
©Sandra Bird 2026