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Some commonly asked questions and answers:

How long does a consultation take?
Allow a minimum of one hour for your first consultation and 30 minutes minimum for follow-up sessions. Allow extra time for any additional services such as iridology and bach flowers.

How much does a consultation cost?
First consultation cost is $80. Follow-up sessions are $50. Concessions are available.

What is a valid reason for seeing a Natural Therapist?
Any sense of body imbalance, ill health, continuing infections, pain, chronic conditions or any health concern is a valid reason to see a Natural Therapist and explore treatment options with natural medicines. Don’t leave it until things get worse. Your health is too important.

What diagnostic tools do you use?
The human body has a power of communicating dis-ease beyond any diagnostic tool. The state of your health is reflected on body parts such as your tongue, skin, in your eyes, in your pulse. Besides this, iridology, gut health tests and other urine based tests are used to identify inner health.

How do herbs differ from pharmaceutical medicines?
The difference is in the method of treatment. Herbal medicines are usually synergistic, meaning many plant parts are included in the medicine and these parts work together to create wellbeing in your body. Pharmaceutical medicines are reductionist and chemicals are isolated in these medicines. Herbal medicine are tailored to your personal needs with regards to the types of herbs used in your formula and the dosage appropriate for your body at that point in time. Due to the holistic nature of herbal medicine therapy it is unusual for a client to experience side effects, which are more common with pharmaceutical medicines.

Is a herbal medicine safer than a pharmaceutical medicine?
Herbal medicines are safe providing they are prescribed to you by a professional therapist. Uninformed choices with any type of medicine will bring a risk of health consequences. It is best to see a professional herbal medicinalist or a doctor to ensure that you are using the medicines safely.

How often should I see a Natural Therapist?
This regularity with which you should see your therapist will depend on whether or not your condition is acute or chronic, and on what your treatment goals are. Generally every 2 weeks until the condition improves is recommended, and every month or two thereafter. Discuss this with your therapist.

What is Iridology useful for?
Iridology is a diagnostic tool which helps you find out the cause of a particular health problem. In the same way that poor health is reflected in the skin, breath and general appearance of a person, imbalances are reflected in the iris. Iridologists use iris maps to refine their diagnosis, however many signs of imbalance such as low digestive function, adrenal stress, kidney weakness, pancreatic and liver insufficiencies, can be easily seen in the iris. Iridology is useful for anyone and everyone. It is a pain-free and interesting process where you come to learn more about the body you are living in. Read more about Iridology.

Is the information that I share with my therapist kept private?
Yes. I abide by the ATMS (Australian Traditional Medicine Society) Code of Ethics. Your information will not be shared with any other person unless you give your permission for this.

How can Natural Therapies help me?
Generally natural therapies are useful in maintaining health, clearing toxins, improving digestion, preventing disease and infections, building immunity and reversing nutritional imbalances in the body. On a daily basis these bodily functions are compromised by stress, poor dietary knowledge, nutritional deficiencies and pollution.

All conditions acute or chronic can be aided with the use of appropriate herbs, nutritional supplements and flower essences. Healing takes place on many levels. Consult your therapist with the usefulness of natural medicines in your particular situation.

Natural medicines are recognized as a complementary medicine, and can be used in conjunction with orthodox medicines. If you plan to take this path, inform your doctor.

Can people of any age benefit safely from Natural Therapies?
Yes. However bear in mind that all things natural are not necessarily safe. Natural Therapy professionals are trained to administer natural medicines safely with efficacy in mind. So regardless of your age, sex or race you can trust that no harm will be done. When you self-prescribe there is a lesser chance of efficacy and a higher chance of unsafe usage. Always see a professional!

Will I have to change my lifestyle during the treatment period?
When using natural medicines such as herbs and nutritional supplements it is unlikely that you will need to make significant changes to your daily lifestyle. If you are able to incorporate changes for the better then this is improve your capacity for healing. Such changes would include improved diet and nutrition as well as increased sleep, exercise and relaxation activities.

Are your products organic? Yes.

Are your products tested for safety and efficacy? Yes.

Can I claim this therapy on my private health insurance?
Yes depending on your insurance provider and their policies. Ask about this at your consultation.

Are your products safe for children and the elderly?
Yes. appropriate dosage will be recommended to all patients to ensure safety and efficacy.

What is meant by ‘safety’ and ‘efficacy’?
Safety refers to the ability of the client (you) to take a medicine without any risk of harm to your health or wellbeing. Efficacy refers to the ability of the medicine to induce positive changes in your health and wellbeing and relates to the strength of the medicine and how well your body receives and utilizes the medicine.

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