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Book now · Hanbit teaching clinic, DuluthAcupuncture for women, with Kimberly.
Book acupuncture with Kimberly at Hanbit University's teaching clinic in Duluth, where she treats as a supervised intern. Vitalis acupuncture with a licensed acupuncturist is coming; join the waitlist to hear first.
You might be a fit if…
- Hot flashes, night sweats or restless sleep during perimenopause and menopause
- Stress, anxiety or a nervous system that never fully switches off
- Cycle-related discomfort, PMS or irregular patterns
- Neck, shoulder, back and joint tension, including tension headaches
- Women who want a non-drug option alongside their medical care
Why women choose Vitalis
- Time to be heard and a plan you understand
- Integrative and conventional thinking, side by side
- Honest about evidence, never pushy
- Telehealth for consultations
A clear, structured path
Whole-woman intake
We look at your cycle, sleep, digestion, stress, energy and history, not just the one area that hurts.
Pattern-based treatment
Each session is tailored using East Asian medicine diagnosis, with needling, and when appropriate cupping or manual techniques.
A measured plan
You leave with a realistic series of visits, what to track, and when we will reassess.
Good to know
- Acupuncture is in-person only and cannot be done by telehealth.
- Visits are at Hanbit Healthcare, a university teaching clinic in Duluth, Georgia. Kimberly treats as a supervised final-year intern. These are Hanbit clinic services, not Vitalis services, and booking, fees and policies are set by the clinic.
- Vitalis acupuncture with a licensed acupuncturist is planned. Join the waitlist for confirmed updates.
- Research is stronger for some conditions than others. For example, major guidelines list acupuncture as a non-drug option for chronic low back pain. We will tell you plainly what to expect for your goals.
- Acupuncture complements, and does not replace, medical care. We coordinate with your physician when needed.
Led by Kimberly. Delivered by licensed practitioners.
Kimberly Petree, founder and Doctor of Acupuncture candidate (expected February 2027), leads your plan and care coordination. Clinical services such as acupuncture, medical evaluation and prescribing are provided by appropriately licensed practitioners in our network, within their scope.
Acupuncture & East Asian Medicine: FAQ
How do I book acupuncture?
Use the booking button on this page to see Kimberly's availability at the Hanbit Healthcare teaching clinic in Duluth. Kimberly treats there as a supervised intern. To hear when Vitalis opens acupuncture with a licensed acupuncturist, join our waitlist.
Does acupuncture hurt?
Most women describe a mild sensation, often a heaviness or warmth, rather than pain. Needles are hair-thin, single-use and sterile.
How many visits will I need?
It depends on your goals and how long the pattern has been present. We build a defined series, then reassess together so you are never in open-ended treatment.
Can I combine acupuncture with hormone or other medical care?
Yes. We review your medications and supplements and coordinate with your prescribers.
Educational information only. Not medical advice. Results vary and are not guaranteed.
Ready for a plan that finally fits?
Book a visit or request a call. We'll help you choose the right first step.