(03) 9089 7568

Naturopathy in Melbourne's inner north

Naturopath Melbourne

Looking for help with gut health, hormones, fertility, skin, fatigue or stress? Four qualified naturopaths in Brunswick West take the time to understand your health, symptoms and individual needs. Your first appointment is a full 60 minutes, so there's time for a proper conversation rather than a rushed consultation.

  • Four qualified naturopaths
  • 60-minute first appointment
  • Open six days
  • No referral required
  • Book online

What we help with

Naturopathic support for the concerns that bring people to us

The naturopaths here work with a range of health concerns, taking the time to understand your symptoms, health history, lifestyle and individual circumstances.

Foods that support digestive health

Digestive and gut health

Digestive health is one of the main areas the naturopaths here work with, including persistent bloating, altered bowel habits and food-related digestive concerns.

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Naturopathic support for hormonal and reproductive health

Hormonal, fertility and reproductive health

Support across menstrual health, fertility, preconception, pregnancy and menopause, including care from a naturopath who is also a registered midwife and nurse.

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Naturopathic support for skin and immune health

Skin, immune and autoimmune health

Skin concerns can have multiple contributing factors. Where relevant, your naturopath considers the broader picture, including diet, lifestyle, digestive health and hormonal factors.

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Your first appointment

What happens at your first appointment

Your first naturopathy appointment is 60 minutes. There is time to talk through your concerns properly, understand your health history and work out what the next step should be.

1

Complete your health history

You'll receive a health history form before your appointment. Completing it beforehand means your first appointment can start with the conversation rather than the paperwork.

2

Review your health history

Your naturopath will go through your health history in detail — what you've been treated for, what you're taking, what's changed and when. This helps put your current concerns into context.

3

Discuss your symptoms and lifestyle

You'll discuss the areas that may be relevant to your concerns, such as diet, sleep, stress, digestion, energy and menstrual or reproductive health. Looking at the pattern across these areas can provide a more useful picture than focusing on a single symptom.

4

Physical assessment where relevant

Some concerns may call for a physical assessment. If one is appropriate, your naturopath will explain what they're assessing and why before proceeding.

5

Testing where appropriate

Testing isn't automatic. Where a test may help answer a specific clinical question, your naturopath will explain why it may be useful, what it involves and what it costs before you decide whether to proceed.

6

Your individual plan

You'll leave with a clear plan based on your consultation. This may include nutritional or herbal recommendations, dietary and lifestyle changes, and a clear idea of what happens next and whether a follow-up appointment may be appropriate.

Your first appointment — $160

Your initial naturopathy consultation is 60 minutes and costs $160. See our fees page for all current fees.

Questions before booking? Call reception on (03) 9089 7568.

Our naturopaths

Who you'd be seeing

Sara Canney, naturopath

Sara Canney

Digestive health, mood, stress and immunity

Advanced Diploma of Naturopathy

ATMS member 089322CL

Carmen Farrugia, fertility & pregnancy naturopath, midwife and registered nurse

Carmen Farrugia

Fertility, pregnancy, postnatal and hormonal health

Advanced Diploma of Naturopathy

ANTA member 8255

AHPRA registered midwife and registered nurse

Jessica Pensa, thyroid, hormonal & acne naturopath

Jessica Pensa

Thyroid, autoimmune, hormonal and skin health

Bachelor of Health Science (Naturopathy)

ANTA member

Allie Sanderson, naturopath

Allie Sanderson

Gut health, skin, hormones, energy and stress

Bachelor of Health Science (Naturopathy), Endeavour College of Natural Health

NHAA member

Herbal dispensary

Prescribed for you, not picked off a shelf

When herbal medicine is recommended, your naturopath selects and combines herbs based on your individual presentation, health history and treatment goals. Formulas can be adjusted over time as your needs change.

Rather than recommending the same product for everyone with the same symptom, your naturopath considers what is appropriate for you and explains how to use it.

Testing isn't automatic. Where a test may help answer a specific clinical question, your naturopath will explain why it may be useful and what it will cost before you decide whether to proceed.

The herbal dispensary at the Brunswick West naturopathy clinic

What our patients say

Real experiences from people we've seen

5.0 from 4 Google reviews of Naturopathy Melbourne

See more reviews from our sister clinic

  • “Great holistic healer, really takes the time to understand the ailment and the suffering it causes, then recommends a good solution. Holistic healers are many, thosw who care and really know their stuff are few.”
    the divinechild · Google Local Guide
  • “Always looking for new businesses in this area and was very happy with outcome”
    Natasha Trenoweth · Google Local Guide

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