Sing Sing Yu has practised Chinese Medicine since 2003. She has a range of experience in different conditions – fertility & woman’s health, digestive, musculoskeletal injuries, pain, chronic conditions, stress and anxiety etc.
Sing Sing is registered with The Association of Traditional Chinese Medicine(ATCM) and worked at The Zhai Clinic in Harley Street for 6 years as well as clinics in London Bridge and Wimbledon.
Sing Sing’s approach tailors treatment to your needs and health goals. Each session is primarily a mixture of acupuncture and bodywork, while cupping, guasha, or moxibustion may be added if deemed necessary.
She is a very gentle practitioner, and can support those with needle phobias adapting treatment approaches as necessary. Sessions are fluid and Sing Sing will use more, or less needles, as required.
Sing Sing has extensive training and experience in both Traditional and Classical Chinese Medicine, including the use of Chinese Herbal medicine. If indicated, herbs and remedies are available directly from her. More information will be provided during your treatment if this is felt to be helpful.
Outside work, Sing Sing spends her time practicing Taichi and Qigong or walking her beautiful rescue dog Spirit – look out for Spirit at clinic, she is magnificent!
Sing Sing started Taichi when she was 14 and branched off in her 20s to do a range of sports and martial arts and has come full circle back to Taichi. She is currently a licensed instructor of I Liq Chuan (Martial Art of Awareness) as well as an instructor of the Taichi Union of Great Britain.
How are our sessions different?
Sing Sing does not place needles and leave the room to see other clients during your appointment time. preferring to utilise bodywork alongside acupuncture regularly in her sessions. The bodywork is very gentle, aimed at calming and relaxing, allowing the body to be more receptive to the needles. By switching off responses triggered by our modern lifestyle, this gentle approach allows rest and recuperation during the treatment session.
