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Hi — I’m Tara, a naturopath based in Yallingup, Western Australia, with a Bachelor of Health Science (Naturopathy). I’ve always been passionate about health, wellness and the healing power of plants, and over the years I’ve lived and travelled in many places around the world. When I moved to Australia, it felt like I had come home — and here I found a way to combine my love of nature, curiosity about human biology, and desire to support others’ wellbeing. I specialise in integrative, whole-person care — blending nutrition, herbal medicine and, when helpful, functional testing (genetic, microbiome or hormone) — to support mental-health, hormonal, gut and overall wellness. A big focus of my work is with people in a 28-day rehabilitation program: clients navigating addiction recovery, trauma or complex mental-health challenges. I also welcome those seeking support for hormonal imbalance, gut health, lifestyle-related concerns, or simply a path toward better long-term wellbeing. For me, naturopathy is about more than treating symptoms — it’s about supporting the whole person: body, mind, environment and life context. I strive to create a compassionate, respectful and collaborative space where you feel heard and empowered. I aim to help you understand your body’s needs, gently restore balance, and guide you toward sustainable health over time. When I’m not working with clients, I’m raising my children, caring for our rural property (animals, garden, meal planning, household routines), and weaving nourishment and rhythm into everyday life. I believe the way we live — the food we eat, the spaces we inhabit, the routines we keep — is deeply tied to health. If you’re looking for a practitioner who values connection, gentleness, and holistic wellness — someone who sees you beyond the symptoms — I’d be honored to walk beside you on your healing journey.

Physiotherapist | Researcher | Lecturer | Podcast Producer/Co-host | Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy Australia Committee (WA). The journey from pain back to living can be a tough one, especially if you’re trying to navigate the complexities of the health system, new research, and the multitude of available treatments alone. I aim to simplify that for you, acting as a coach to empower you to back to living. Using a mind-body approach (sometimes called psychologically-informed physiotherapy), I help to: • Make sense of why you hurt (as there are many factors that contribute to pain, with tissue damage usually getting unfairly blamed) • Provide strategies to help you regain control of your symptoms during provocative or frightening tasks that you value • Help facilitate a lifestyle that promotes health, wellbeing, and healing in a holistic way. Grounded in research, this approach can be delivered in person or online via telehealth. My background in teaching and research at Curtin University, combined with my passion for providing digestible content means I am well positioned to support you on your growth and learning journey. Why not start by checking out our ’10 scientific facts about back pain’ infographic and videos published in the prestigious British Journal of Sports Medicine, or by checking out the podcast I co-founded and co-hosted called 'Empowered Beyond Pain'. TO BOOK AN IN PERSON APPOINTMENT PLEASE VISIT THE BELOW WEBSITE AND SELECT 'LATHLAIN': https://www.westcoasthealth.com.au/wch-clinics

Cassandra Parrish isn’t your average Nutritionist. With over 20 years of experience, she supports women to heal deeply, feel vibrant, and transform their health through personalised nutrition, natural medicine, and emotional healing. Her approach goes beyond food. Cassandra helps women heal their bodies and their relationship with food — blending tailored nutrition, lifestyle change, coaching, and gentle emotional release techniques. The result? Clients stop eating their emotions, reconnect with their bodies, and fall in love with caring for themselves. This is where food, feelings, and freedom meet. Rooted in science and infused with heart, Cassandra’s method isn’t a quick fix — it’s a whole-person transformation that feels good, makes sense, and lasts. Using tools like Metabolic Balance, Emotion Release Technique (ERT) and Resource Therapy, she walks alongside her clients every step of the way — helping them create a life of balance, confidence, and wellbeing.

I’m Natalie Baxter, a clinical nutritionist (BHSc Nutritional Medicine) who helps women restore balance in their hormones, gut health, skin, and weight through realistic, science-based nutrition. With over five years of experience in retreat settings, I’ve seen how deeply nutrition influences not just physical health- but mood, confidence and energy. My approach is rooted in evidence but always tailored to the individual - combining targeted nutrition strategies with support for sleep, stress and mindset so lasting change feels achievable - not overwhelming. Whether your goal is to rebalance hormones, improve digestion, support healthy skin, or achieve sustainable weight loss, I focus on identifying the root causes rather than just treating symptoms.

I work with women who want to change their body composition, improve their relationship with food, and feel more comfortable in their body, without extremes, guilt, or constantly starting over. My approach blends evidence-based nutrition with an understanding of behaviour, mindset, and real life. Sustainable change is not just about what you eat. It is about how you live, how you respond to stress, and how well a plan fits into your day-to-day routine. Like many of the women I work with, I have navigated weight changes, dieting, and the frustration of doing all the right things without feeling good in my body. That experience shapes how I work today. My approach is practical, respectful, and focused on long-term outcomes rather than quick fixes. I support women through body recomposition, metabolic health, and habit change using strategies that are structured but flexible. My goal is to help you feel stronger, more confident, and more in control of your health, with nutrition that works in real life.

Over the years working as a pharmacist, I became increasingly aware of the heavy burden that preventable, lifestyle-related chronic conditions place on individuals. This experience led me to expand my understanding of health beyond prescriptions - completing a bachelor’s degree in naturopathy (with distinction), followed by further training in lifestyle and environmental medicine. Today, I integrate both pharmaceutical insight and holistic care to support clients as a natural medicine practitioner. My approach combines evidence-based tools like functional testing and detailed case reviews with a deep understanding of medication interactions, nutritional needs, and lifestyle factors. By identifying imbalances across medications, diet, habits, and health history, I develop personalised care plans - using herbs, nutraceuticals, and supportive education to help you feel more energised, resilient, and in control of your health. My clinical focus includes: • Metabolic health: support for cardiovascular risk, thyroid function, insulin resistance, and healthy body composition • Digestive health: addressing gut dysfunction and improving overall digestion • Fatigue and energy support • Women’s health: including vaginal microbiome balance, candida, BV, PCOS, endometriosis, hormone-related symptoms (PMS, PMDD), fertility, perimenopause, and menopause • Mental wellbeing: stress, anxiety, OCD, and sleep optimisation • Children’s health: supporting the growth and development of young minds and bodies • Integrative medication reviews: Minimising medicine-related nutritional deficiencies, side effects and making recommendations to your GP to safely get you off your medications. When we work together, you’ll not only receive a tailored health plan - you’ll gain clarity on what your body needs and why, so you can build long-term wellbeing with confidence and clarity.

The Bowl of Lemons is a holistic health practice that focuses on using nutrients, herbs, and lifestyle to support the body’s natural processes. It’s all about living a balanced life and using food and herbal medicine to help bring the body back to equilibrium. In addition to holistic health services, The Bowl of Lemons also provides virtual assistant support for other health practitioners, helping them streamline their businesses and establish a strong online presence.

Annaleise Collier is a Sydney-based Accreditted Practising Dietitian (APD) and Nutritionist (AN). She holds a Bachelor of Nutrition and Dietetics with Honors from the University of Wollongong, Australia. Annaleise has worked as a clinical Dietitian at Prince of Wales Hospital for 6+ years and founded Your Gut Feeling Dietetics in 2021. Through a personalised approach, Annaleise shares science-based and thoughtful nutrition advice to help empower her clients to make lasting lifestyle changes to improve their diet and quality of life.

I’m a Naturopath with over 17 years of clinical experience and a genuine passion for gut health. I love supporting my clients to reach their health goals through simple, realistic changes that align with the key pillars of wellbeing. For the past eight years, I’ve focused on gut-related issues, completing extensive training in this area and working alongside Dr. Jason Hawrelak at the Gut and Microbiome Clinic. This experience has deepened my understanding of the microbiome and its incredible impact on overall health. I’m also passionate about the connection between our gut, our planet, and our wellbeing — how the health of our environment and the health of our bodies are deeply intertwined. My goal is to help people feel their best while fostering a greater appreciation for the role we all play in supporting a healthier planet.