Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, naturopathy can complement conventional medical treatments.

We believe in a collaborative approach and often work in conjunction with other healthcare providers, including GPs and specialists, to ensure that all aspects of your health are supported safely and effectively.

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After your initial consultation, follow-up appointments are typically recommended every 4 to 6 weeks, depending on the nature of your health concerns and your progress.

As your condition improves, the frequency of visits may decrease to maintenance appointments every few months.

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Unlike conventional medicine, which primarily focuses on symptom management, naturopathy takes a holistic approach by identifying and addressing the root cause of your health concerns. By assessing your body systems, lifestyle, nutrition, and emotional well-being, I create a comprehensive, personalised treatment plan to support your long-term health goals.

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Please bring any recent pathology results, medical notes, or investigations you’ve previously had with other practitioners. These will help me better understand your health as a whole, and allow me to develop a more accurate and effective treatment plan.

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Naturopathy is a holistic approach to health that supports the body's natural ability to heal. It combines evidence-based natural therapies, including herbal medicine, nutritional medicine, and lifestyle recommendations, to address the root causes of health concerns. With a strong focus on prevention and personalised care, naturopathy emphasises non-invasive, natural treatments to promote long-term health.
Naturopathy entails a whole-person approach, which considers physical, emotional, and environmental factors to create balanced, sustainable treatment plans tailored to each patients individual needs.

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