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Hi, I’m Linda. For more than 26 years as a Naturopath, Clinical Nutritionist and Western Herbalist, I have been meeting with people who really want to reach optimal health and happiness, but don’t know where to start. I provide a signature holistic health service, taking thorough case histories of each patient, using evidence-based clinical treatment plans, so you can truly heal. You will receive a tailored healing protocol backed up with the latest scientific research and an immediate toolkit you can access any time to feel better. My specialties include: > Women’s Health. I help you overcome the challenges of menopause. Having gone through the transition in my mid-forties, I am familiar with the challenges of this time. > Digestive / Gastrointestinal Issues. I utilise functional testing here primarily the DNA PCR GIMAP Test from Diagnostic Solutions Lab USA. > Stress/Adrenal Health. Markers of adrenal fatigue and stress hormones can be also measured via the OMX Metabolomic and DUTCH Testing. > Anti-Aging / Skin Conditions > Mood Imbalances I look forward to connecting with you and to understand more about how I can help.

I’m an Accredited Practising Dietitian, Health Coach, Culinary Nutritionist and SOS Feeding therapist, specialising in nutrition for mental wellbeing and long-term brain health. Through my signature Mood Fuel Method™, I work with women who feel flat, anxious, foggy, or not quite themselves, and with mums who want to build stronger foundations for their teens before problems escalate. This is about more than feeling better in the moment. It is about prevention. Whether you are navigating midlife shifts or you are earlier in adulthood and want to protect your future brain health, we focus on fuelling your brain consistently, strategically, and in a way that works in real life. My approach begins by understanding what is happening beneath the surface, your nutrition patterns, symptoms, lifestyle pressures, and relevant blood markers. From there, we build a personalised plan that supports mood now and reduces long-term cognitive risk. Here’s how it works: 1. Understand Your Baseline We assess your food intake, mood patterns, lifestyle habits, and key biomarkers to identify gaps or imbalances that may be affecting energy, resilience, and focus. 2. Create Your Personalised Mood Fuel Plan I translate that information into a clear nutrition and lifestyle strategy, including practical meal planning and targeted supplementation where appropriate. 3. Strengthen and Sustain Over time, we refine, adjust, and build systems that make nourishing your brain feel structured rather than overwhelming. If you are ready to stop second-guessing your food choices and start supporting your mood with intention, book a 15-minute application call to see if this is the right next step.

Angela Taylor is an accredited practicing dietitian with a Master of Nutrition and Dietetics from Monash University. Angela works with clients facing a range of nutritional concerns, with particular interest in women’s health, sports nutrition, chronic disease management, and gut-related issues, including IBS and Coeliac disease. She develops personalised, comprehensive care plans tailored to each client’s unique needs, emphasising long-term health and well-being through sustainable, patient-centred, and holistic nutritional assessment and treatment. Angela’s dedication to her field is further inspired by her daughter’s early diagnosis with Coeliac disease, which has given her firsthand insight into the challenges her clients face. In her personal time, she enjoys cooking, running, fitness, and reading, and brings her passion for health and wellness into each client interaction. Angela provides services to both children and adults, helping clients of all ages achieve improved health through nutrition.

Lynsey Bramley is an Accredited Practicing Dietitian specialising in paediatric and women's health. As the founder of Early Life Dietitian, she focuses on promoting optimal Early Life Nutrition, encompassing the crucial "first 1000 days" from preconception to toddlerhood. With a master’s degree in Dietetics and over a decade of experience, Lynsey has refined her expertise through various roles, including private practice and clinical paediatric dietitian positions at Monash Children’s Hospital and Sydney Children’s Hospital. She's also an expert speaker, mentor, and, most importantly, a devoted mother. At Early Life Dietitian, Lynsey specialises in prenatal nutrition, infant feeding, management of paediatric feeding disorders, food allergies, gastrointestinal disorders, growth concerns, and tube feeding management including blended tube feeds, vegan and plant-based diets. Lynsey's philosophy is grounded in a whole-food approach to nutrition while celebrating the diversity of food and culture. She believes in fostering a nurturing family environment that promotes mindful eating practices, body positivity, and connections over compliance at mealtimes. Lynsey tailors practical and attainable recommendations that resonate with the realities of family life, aiming to cultivate a healthy and positive relationship with food that lasts a lifetime.

Laura Sedgwick is a qualified Clinical Nutritionist with a special interest in hormonal disorders, gut health, mental health and autoimmune conditions. She empowers her clients to take control of their wellbeing with a holistic approach to get to the root cause of their health concerns.

Gut health is the foundation for overall well-being. I'm a qualified nutritionist with a passion for improving gut health, managing food intolerances, and promoting healthy eating habits through education. Currently based in beautiful Western Australia, I have dedicated years to studying and refining my expertise in nutrition and well-being. My nutritional consultation service offers a brief yet targeted initial session to set you on the path to better gut health, healthier eating, and/or managing food intolerances. It sets the foundation for my comprehensive diet analysis and tailored nutritional planning. However, the heart of my service lies in the meticulous work done after we talk, where I analyse your diet and develop personalised instructions for sustainable improvements. This approach ensures that my recommendations are not just general advice but a detailed guide to transforming your relationship with food and achieving your goals. With a Bachelor of Science in nutrition and human biology and a Postgraduate Diploma of Human Nutrition under my belt, I possess a solid foundation of knowledge in the field. Additionally, I hold a Professional Certification in Positive Psychiatry and Mental Health, which allows me to approach nutrition from a holistic standpoint, considering both physical and mental well-being. Currently I am completing my Master Degree of Human Nutrition. My goal is to empower individuals to take control of their health by making informed dietary choices. I believe that a healthy gut is the foundation for overall well-being, and I am committed to helping my clients take control through education. Knowledge is power! www.nikkymay.com.au

Dr Sandy Eun is an integrative medical doctor/GP who combines conventional and complementary medicine to provide the best possible care to her patients. After graduating with Bachelors of Medicine/Surgery at the University of New South Wales, she completed her Fellowship in General Practice gaining experience in a wide range of medical conditions. Having had some health problems of her own and experiencing the benefits of therapies based on functional medicine principles, she sought out ways to incorporate these treatment modalities in a safe and effective way in the care of her patients. Dr Eun undertook additional training nutritional, environmental and functional medicine and applies these principles in her practice. She also completed post graduate training with the Australian Medical Acupuncture College (AMAC) and will utilise acupuncture as a treatment modality when appropriate. Her aim is to assist people achieve their goals of optimum health and wellness in a holistic way. This is achieved through longer consultations which strive to understand the root causes of the health concerns and exploring the underlying biochemical and functional imbalance. Individualised treatments may include lifestyle modification (i.e. diet, exercise, sleep), nutritional supplements, herbs , acupuncture, pharmaceutical agents and addressing stress and other psychosocial factors. Her main interests in medicine include: Irritable bowel disease (IBS), Small intestinal bacterial overgrowth (SIBO) and other Digestive issues Women’s health and Fertility Autoimmune conditions Cardiometabolic conditions Weight management Management of chronic medical conditions Healthy Ageing Memberships and Qualifications: Bachelor of Medicine/Surgery (UNSW) Fellow Royal Australian College of General Practitioners (FRACGP) Member of The Institute for Functional medicine (IFM), Completed AFMCP Member of the Australasian Society of Lifestyle Medicine Training with A4M and MINDD. Certificate in Sexual and reproductive health – Family Planning Australia Biobalance trained doctor Dr Eun regularly attends conferences to keep up to date with the latest evidence and continually expanding her knowledge base. She works closely with other general practitioners, medical specialists and allied health professionals to achieve the best outcome for her patients.

Veronica is an Accredited Practising Dietitian providing personalised nutrition for a variety of health conditions including gut problems, metabolic issues and hormonal imbalances. She is particularly interested in helping women navigate the perimenopause and menopause to avoid weight gain during this time and optimise healthy ageing, and other hormone imbalances to improve energy, sleep and overall health.

Lara strives to support her clients in achieving optimal health and well-being as well as becoming the best versions of themselves. Through personalised consultations and comprehensive assessments, she educates her clients on the importance of healthy lifestyle habits as well as supplementing their diets with nutrients and herbs that may be depleted by lifestyle, stress, genetic dispositions, and medications. Her approach is rooted in the belief that true healing involves addressing the root causes of illness and restoring the body's natural equilibrium while aiming for lasting improvements rather than fostering dependency on ongoing treatments. Her dedication to bridging the gap between conventional medicine and holistic healing reflects her conviction that a comprehensive approach is essential for promoting lasting health and vitality. Part of Lara's approach is to replace any nutrients, vitamins, and minerals that necessary medications can deplete from the body. With this perspective, both pharmaceutical and naturopathic medications can work together when necessary.