Acupuncture & TCM for Women's Health in Berlin Neukölln & Prenzlauer Berg
Are you experiencing menopausal symptoms such as sleep disturbances, hot flashes, night sweats, brain fog, or mood swings?
Do you suffer from menstrual cramps, PMS/PMDD, or endometriosis?
Then I’d be happy to support you!
I’ll treat you at my TCM clinics in Berlin-Neukölln and Prenzlauer Berg with acupuncture and Chinese herbal therapy for:
Menopausal symptomssuch as hot flashes, night sweats, sleep disturbances, heavy menstrual bleeding, brain fog, difficulty concentrating, weight gain and mood swings
Menstrual cramps / irregular menstrual cycles
Endometriosis
PCOS
PMS/PMDD
Cysts, fibroids
Hormonal imbalances
Support during fertility treatments
Pregnancy support & prenatal acupuncture
Migraines/headaches
Acute and chronic pain, such as back, knee, and shoulder pain
Sleep disturbances
Digestive problems
Fatigue and stress-related symptoms
What to expect at your first appointment
We begin with an in-depth conversation about your complaints, health history, and your life circumstances. To get a complete picture, I use diagnostic methods such as pulse, tongue, and abdominal diagnosis. Based on my findings, I create an individual treatment plan for you.
If you’re nervous about needles, that’s completely understandable—acupuncture doesn’t have to be painful. And if needles aren’t right for you, we can explore other gentle options like acupressure, cupping, or moxibustion (a technique that uses warmth to stimulate acupuncture points).
About me
Would you like to know if acupuncture and Chinese herbal therapy are suitable for your complaints and how I can support you? Then write me an email or book an appointment.
What I appreciate most about Chinese medicine is its holistic perspective. It doesn’t just focus on individual symptoms—it looks at the whole person. Two people might come in with the same symptoms, but their treatments can be completely different. That’s because we’re always looking for the underlying pattern, not just aiming for short-term relief.
My journey into Chinese medicine began with a personal experience. After years of struggling with allergies, I tried acupuncture—and was genuinely surprised by the results. That experience sparked a deep interest, and I’ve been exploring Chinese medicine ever since. I’ve continued my training in both acupuncture and herbal therapy, continually deepening my understanding of this medicine.
Treatment & costs
The costs for self-payers are:
Initial appointment (approx. 90 min, incl. acupuncture/herbal prescription): €160
Follow-up acupuncture appointment (approx. 50 min): €100
Follow-up prescription of the same herbal formula (without appointment): €25
Billing for private and supplementary insurance is based on the fee schedule for alternative practitioners (GebüH).
Appointment cancellations are only free of charge up to 24 hours before the appointment.
The full amount will be charged for later cancellations.
Learn more about my treatment methods:
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Acupuncture
Acupuncture involves influencing the body's energy by placing fine needles at various acupuncture points on the body. The appropriate points are selected depending on the symptoms and diagnosis.
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Chinese herbal therapy
In TCM, herbs are used alongside acupuncture. The respective mixture is put together individually for each patient and is usually drunk as a tea.
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Nutrition
Nutrition, along with acupuncture, herbal therapy, Tuina massage, and Qigong, is one of the five pillars of the treatment system of Traditional Chinese Medicine and is of great importance for health and well-being.
FAQ
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The costs of treatment must be paid privately. In most cases, acupuncture is not covered by statutory health insurance. Private health insurance companies usually cover a portion of the costs. There are also supplementary insurance policies for alternative practitioners that reimburse most or all of the costs of acupuncture. Please find out which costs are covered by your health insurance provider before starting treatment.
Further information on treatment costs and insurance coverage can be found here.
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Yes, acupuncture can gently support you during pregnancy. It is often used to treat symptoms such as nausea, back pain, fatigue, sleep disorders, or inner restlessness—always tailored to your individual situation, of course. It is best to discuss this with your practitioner before starting treatment.
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The number of sessions is individual and depends on your personal situation. Only after a detailed anamnesis interview and an initial treatment can we determine together how many sessions are appropriate for you. Many patients require more intensive support at the beginning, but the frequency can decrease over time.
In general, however, it can be said that chronic complaints that have existed for a long time usually require a longer treatment period than acute complaints.
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You can cancel your appointment free of charge up to 24 hours in advance. In the event of cancellations at shorter notice or no-shows, please understand that the appointment will be charged in full.
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After treatment, it is best to rest, drink plenty of water, and refrain from strenuous exercise or alcohol for a few hours. A relaxing walk can also be very beneficial and support the effects of acupuncture.
Contact
info@lisakreutzer-akupunktur.de
+49 (0)176 5890 26 37
Weichselplatz Neukölln
(at Somatic Approach)
Weichselplatz 3
12045 Berlin
The practice is located on the ground floor.
U-Bahn: Rathaus Neukölln (U7), Hermannplatz (U7, U8)
Bus: Pflügerstraße (M29, 194), Lohmühlenplatz (171)
Uthmannstr Neukölln
The practice is located on the ground floor.
U-Bahn: U Karl-Marx Str. (U7)
S-Bahn: S + U Neukölln (U7, S41, S42, S46, S47)
Prenzlauer Berg
Stargarder Str. 56a
10437 Berlin
The practice is located on the ground floor,
barrier-free access.
S-Bahn: Prenzlauer Allee (S41, S42, S8, S85)
Tram: Stargarder Str. (M12, M1), Fröbelstr. (M2),
Husemannstr. (M10)