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Susan Gu is an internationally recognised practitioner of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), an accomplished acupuncture specialist, and a Master of Qigong and Taijiquan. Drawing upon her distinguished family heritage, she combines the wisdom of classical Chinese medicine with modern clinical practice to deliver exceptional results in pain management, emotional well-being, and reproductive health.

 

 

Professional Credentials

 

  • Registered Practitioner of Traditional Chinese Medicine (FTCMP, UK)
  • WTO-Certified International Senior Acupuncturist
  • Guest Professor, Economic Development Research Centre, China Academy of Management Science
  • 7th Duan Chinese Martial Arts Master and recognised inheritor of Chen-style Taijiquan, an Intangible Cultural Heritage of China
  • Gold Medal Champion at the 1st Asian Wushu Competition and the 5th International Taijiquan Exchange Competition

 

 

A Unique Clinical Approach

 

Building upon generations of family knowledge, Susan Gu has developed her own signature treatment system, Susan Gu's Three-Dimensional Acupuncture Method. By integrating classical acupuncture, Dong's Extra Points, Qigong principles, and the Five Elements philosophy of Taijiquan, she delivers a holistic treatment approach that focuses on both immediate relief and long-term well-being.

 

Her treatment philosophy is built upon three key principles:

 

  • Rapid Relief – Helping patients experience noticeable improvement quickly.
  • Long-Lasting Results – Addressing the underlying causes rather than simply treating symptoms.
  • Gentle and Safe Treatment – Using refined techniques designed to be comfortable, minimally invasive, and free from significant side effects.

 

 

Areas of Clinical Expertise

 

Susan Gu has extensive experience in treating a wide range of conditions, with particular expertise in:

 

  • Chronic and persistent pain
  • Musculoskeletal disorders
  • Fertility support and reproductive health
  • Emotional wellbeing, stress management, and mind-body balance

 

 

International Clinical Experience

 

With many years of clinical practice across the United Kingdom, Switzerland, and Dubai, Susan Gu has cared for patients from a wide variety of cultural and medical backgrounds. Her international experience has enabled her to develop a personalised treatment approach that respects each patient's individual needs while earning an outstanding professional reputation.

 

 

Academic Contributions

 

Susan Gu is passionate about advancing Traditional Chinese Medicine through both education and research.

 

She has authored several books and instructional DVDs on Taijiquan and Qigong published in Hong Kong. Her book, How to Practice Chen Style Taiji Well, has been included in the Hong Kong Public Libraries' collection and was recommended as essential reading to promote public health and fitness in the post-COVID era.

 

In 2024, her academic paper, Treating Breast Nodules with Dong's Extra Points, was published in UK Chinese Medicine, Europe's only bilingual journal dedicated to Traditional Chinese Medicine, where it received positive recognition from fellow practitioners.

 

 

Leadership and Community Contribution

 

Beyond her clinical work, Susan Gu is committed to preserving and promoting traditional Chinese wellness culture. She is the founding President of both the Hong Kong Taiji Zen Association and the Hong Kong Taiji Study Society, where she continues to support the inheritance, education, and development of authentic Taijiquan and Qigong traditions.

 

 

Treatment Philosophy

 

At the heart of Susan Gu's practice is the integration of Qigong with acupuncture. This distinctive Qigong-Acupuncture approach seeks not only to treat symptoms but also to stimulate the body's natural healing abilities by enhancing the flow of Qi and blood throughout the body.

 

By combining internal energy cultivation with precise acupuncture techniques, Susan Gu helps patients achieve faster recovery, improved physical health, emotional balance, and long-term well-being.