Naturopathy is a holistic approach to health that looks at the whole person — body, mind, and lifestyle — rather than just treating the symptom in front of us. As a naturopath, my job is to find out why your body is struggling, not just what it's struggling with.

I use a combination of herbal medicine, nutritional medicine, and evidence-informed dietary and lifestyle strategies to support your body's natural ability to heal. Treatment might come in the form of herbal powders, capsules, liquids, or teas — alongside practical guidance on what to eat, how to manage stress, and how to make sustainable changes that actually last.

A key part of my philosophy is education. I don't just hand you a protocol and send you on your way — I want you to understand what's happening in your body, why I'm recommending what I am, and how to maintain your health long-term. You should leave every appointment knowing more about yourself than when you walked in.

Your first consultation with me is thorough — I set aside up to an hour because I need to understand you as a whole person, not just your symptoms.

We'll talk through your current health concerns, your medical history, your diet, your sleep, your stress levels, your digestion, your cycle (if relevant), your energy, and your goals. I'll ask a lot of questions — sometimes ones that might surprise you — because everything is connected, and the details matter.

At the end of your initial appointment, you'll receive a personalised treatment plan outlining:

• Herbal and/or nutritional recommendations tailored specifically to you

• Dietary guidance that fits your lifestyle — not a one-size-fits-all meal plan

• Lifestyle adjustments to support your health goals

• Any further testing I recommend to get a clearer picture

Follow-up appointments are where we review your progress, adjust your treatment based on how you're responding, and go deeper into any underlying factors we've identified. Hormonal and digestive conditions in particular often require a few months of consistent support to see lasting change — and that's completely normal.

Because I work entirely online, all appointments are conducted via video call. There's no waiting room, no travel, and no disruption to your day — just a proper, focused consultation from wherever you are in Australia.

Naturopathic care can support a wide range of health concerns by addressing the underlying drivers of imbalance — not just the symptoms.

In my clinic, I most commonly work with:

• Digestive concerns — bloating, IBS, constipation, diarrhoea, food intolerances, SIBO

• Hormonal imbalances — irregular or painful periods, PMS, PCOS, perimenopause

• Acne and skin conditions

• Stress, anxiety, and burnout

• Low energy and fatigue

• Poor sleep

• Allergies and immune concerns

• Preconception and fertility support

I work with women, men, and children of all ages. If you're unsure whether naturopathy is the right fit for your specific situation, book a free discovery call and we can talk it through.

Your GP plays a vital role in your healthcare — and I always work alongside, not instead of, your existing medical team. But the approach is quite different.

A GP typically has 10–15 minutes with you, is trained to diagnose and prescribe for specific conditions, and focuses on managing symptoms and addressing life threatening disease conditions — often through pharmaceutical intervention. That's sometimes exactly what's needed, and there's nothing wrong with it.

What I offer is different. I have up to an hour with you, I'm looking at your whole picture, and my focus is on finding and addressing what's driving your symptoms — not just reducing them. I'll look at your diet, your gut, your hormones, your stress load, your sleep, and how all of these interact with each other.

Many of my clients see me alongside their GP — using conventional medicine for diagnosis or acute care, and naturopathy for the deeper, root-cause work that general practice doesn't always have the time or tools to do. 

Absolutely not. I work with clients who are on a range of medications, including the oral contraceptive pill, antidepressants, thyroid medication, and more. My job is to work with your full health picture, not to override your doctor's recommendations.

I'm trained in herb-drug interactions, which means I always consider what you're taking when I prescribe herbal or nutritional medicines. Your safety comes first, always.

If you are on the pill and interested in coming off it as part of your treatment journey, that's something we can absolutely discuss and plan for — but it's never a requirement. I'll always explain my reasoning and we'll make decisions together.

A GP typically has 10–15 minutes with you, is trained to diagnose and prescribe for specific conditions, and focuses on managing symptoms and addressing life threatening disease conditions — often through pharmaceutical intervention. That's sometimes exactly what's needed, and there's nothing wrong with it.

What I offer is different. I have up to an hour with you, I'm looking at your whole picture, and my focus is on finding and addressing what's driving your symptoms — not just reducing them. I'll look at your diet, your gut, your hormones, your stress load, your sleep, and how all of these interact with each other.

Many of my clients see me alongside their GP — using conventional medicine for diagnosis or acute care, and naturopathy for the deeper, root-cause work that general practice doesn't always have the time or tools to do. 

This is the question everyone wants answered — and I'll be honest with you: it depends on how long your body has been struggling, and what we're working on.

For many clients, some improvements in energy, digestion, bloating, or sleep begin within the first two to four weeks as dietary and lifestyle changes take effect. Skin can take a little longer — usually two to three months to see meaningful improvement, however we should expect less severe symptoms quickly.

Hormonal conditions like PCOS, irregular cycles, and PMS typically require two to three months of consistent treatment before cycle changes become apparent — which is why I structure my programs with follow-up appointments built in rather than leaving you to manage alone.

What I can promise is that I'll be tracking your progress at every appointment and adjusting your plan as needed. This is not a static protocol — it evolves with you.

My consultation fees cover your appointment time, your personalised treatment plan, and all follow-up communication. Herbal and nutritional supplements, if prescribed, are recommended separately and are not included in the consultation cost.

I'll always explain what I'm recommending, why, what it costs, and what alternatives exist if budget is a consideration. I never want cost to be a barrier to getting started — and not every treatment plan requires supplements. Diet and lifestyle changes are often where the most significant shifts happen, and those don't cost a thing.

When supplements are prescribed and ordered through my clinic, they're shipped directly to your door — often arriving the next day.

As of April 2019, the Australian Government removed naturopathy from the list of eligible natural therapies for private health insurance rebates. This means naturopathic consultations are generally not claimable through private health insurance.

BUT the good news is as of late 2025 it was back in the que to be approved for health rebates so fingers crossed we get the good news 2026.

What I can tell you is that many of my clients find that the investment in addressing the root cause of their health concerns saves them significantly in the long run — in repeat GP visits, unnecessary medications, and time spent feeling unwell. If cost is a concern, let's have a conversation about what would be most impactful for your situation.