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Rahma Naser is a degree qualified clinical Naturopath who is committed to holistic, grounded care that balances traditional knowledge with evidence-based research to help clients achieve lasting good health. At Revival, we believe wellbeing is a gift and a responsibility, rooted in each person and radiating into community and beyond. Health is dynamic—shaped by body, mind, environment, and experience, and every act of self-care contributes to the wellness of all. Our underpinning belief is of the body as innately intelligent and resilient; we trust in its brilliant capacity to regenerate and return to health when given the opportunity. We don’t treat symptoms as The Problem, but as information that guides us towards the root cause. Rahma addresses immediate pain and concerns while working with you to uncover and address the patterns, systems, and conditions that have shaped your health over time.

Hi my name is Ali, I'm a qualified Naturopath and a rural girl at heart, I value open and honest practitioner-client relationships. In my teenage years, I experienced ongoing health challenges and underwent extensive testing, but struggled to find answers. I often felt unheard and overlooked, even when working with trusted practitioners. This experience led me to explore alternative approaches more deeply. When I came across the idea of naturopathy, something clicked. I felt drawn to understand the body on a deeper level and support others who may feel the same frustration. My goal is to help people feel seen, heard, and supported in their health journey. My practice is centred on understanding the underlying drivers of your health concerns, by looking at the whole picture, not just your symptoms. I use a blend of traditional and evidence-based naturopathy to create practical treatment plans that are thoughtful, individualised and align with your life, to support lasting, realistic change. You’ll be listened to, supported, and guided with clarity every step of the way, so you can feel informed and confident in your health journey.

Melissa is a Senior Accredited Practising Dietitian in maternal & paediatric nutrition based in Adelaide, South Australia. With nearly two decades of specialised clinical expertise in tertiary hospitals, she has dedicated her career to transforming the health outcomes of mothers, babies, and children through her compassionate, non-judgemental approach and best practice evidence-based nutritional guidance. She specialises in paediatric nutrition areas such as nutrition in disability and rehabilitation, infant feeding guidance, growth and feeding assessment, oral and enteral nutrition as well as peri-natal nutrition, including nutrition for fertility, healthy pregnancy and beyond. Melissa is currently offering online, telehealth and home visits for NDIS participants within 30mins from Adelaide CBD. Please send her an email to check her availability for this at [email protected]

Dr Steven Brown is a qualified Naturopath, Registered Acupuncturist and Registered Nurse who brings together experience across conventional and complementary healthcare. Through his online naturopathy practice, Steven provides personalised, practical and evidence-informed support for adults wanting to improve their health and wellbeing. His areas of interest include stress and burnout, sleep difficulties, fatigue and low energy, digestive health, nutrition, weight and metabolic health, and nutritional and lifestyle support for people using GLP-1 medications. Steven takes the time to understand each person's health history, current concerns, medications, supplements, diet, lifestyle and individual goals before developing a personalised naturopathic management plan. Recommendations may include nutritional and lifestyle strategies, nutritional supplementation, herbal medicine and consideration of appropriate pathology testing where clinically indicated. Steven values collaborative healthcare and encourages clients to maintain appropriate care with their GP, specialists and other healthcare professionals. His approach is designed to complement existing medical care rather than replace it. Online naturopathy consultations are available via telehealth.

Tammy Shemesh is a Clinical Nutritionist with a Bachelor of Health Science (Nutritional Medicine) and is an accredited member of the Australian Natural Therapists Association. Tammy’s expertise spans fertility, pregnancy, postpartum, perimenopause, paediatrics, and adolescent health, with a focus on physical, emotional, and developmental wellbeing across all life stages. She offers holistic, evidence-informed care for infants, children, teenagers, and women, including those navigating complex relationships with food, eating challenges, and chronic health concerns. Tammy supports clients with: - Preparing couples for positive fertility outcomes - Improving egg and sperm quality - Reproductive, menstrual, and hormonal health - Preparing the body for IVF - Supporting healthy pregnancies and reducing the risk of gestational diabetes - Prenatal nutrition and supplementation guidance - Post-birth recovery, hormonal support, and preventing postpartum depletion - Nutritional support for breastfeeding and milk supply - Preparing for a subsequent pregnancy Infant and Child Health: - Infant weaning, digestion, reflux, and poor weight gain - Food sensitivities and immune system support - Managing eczema, allergies, and frequent infections - Gut health issues including colic, constipation, and chronic antibiotic use - Nutrition for growth, focus, learning, and puberty - Picky eating and feeding challenges - Supporting teens with low energy, mood changes, and disordered eating Gut and Immune Health: - IBS, SIBO, leaky gut, and microbiome imbalances - Chronic digestive issues in adults and children - Rebuilding immunity after frequent illness or antibiotics - Identifying and addressing underlying drivers of fatigue, food intolerances, and inflammation Women's Health & Hormones: - Support for perimenopause including hormonal shifts, mood, sleep, and metabolism - Eating disorder recovery and emotional eating using a non-diet, trauma-informed approach - Body image healing across all life stages Tammy is also an Eating Psychology Health Coach and has worked with women and teens in private eating disorder clinics. Her approach is compassionate, collaborative, and rooted in education, body respect, and nervous system support. She empowers clients to tune into their body's needs and become their own nutrition experts, using functional testing where appropriate. Available testing includes DUTCH hormone testing, GI Mapping, Hair Tissue Mineral Analysis, and more. Tammy is also a 1,000-hour certified yoga teacher with additional training in fertility and prenatal yoga. Appointments are available online for clients across Australia via telehealth. Tammy accepts private health funds—many providers offer rebates. Please check with your insurer to confirm your eligibility. You're welcome to book a free 10-minute Discovery Call to see if working together is the right fit. All new clients must begin with a 'Nutritionist Initial' appointment (up to 60 minutes). Testing, follow-up, and review consultations can be booked after this first session. If you’re unable to find a suitable time online, please call or text 0458 984 808 for assistance.

Hello, my name is Cate, and I work as a Nutritionist and Menopause Specialist Coach located in Killawarra, NSW. My educational background includes a Bachelor of Health Science in Food & Nutrition, and I rely on a science-based approach for crafting my guidance plans and nutrition assessments. I specialise in addressing issues related to peri-menopause, menopause, and gut health. My professional background encompasses various roles, including nutrition consultation, health and wellness writing, recipe development, nutrition analysis, and menu planning. These experiences have offered me the opportunity to collaborate with individual clients and community groups, fostering inspiration and positive change. My personal journey with early-onset menopause, attributed to a history of breast cancer, led me to recognise a significant gap in support available for women grappling with symptoms during peri-menopause and menopause. This realisation ignited my passion for assisting women in understanding the underlying causes of their symptoms and making gradual lifestyle adjustments, with a specific emphasis on nutrition, enhancing sleep quality, and stress management. My primary focus centres on active listening to my patients and empowering them with knowledge about their health. I aim to enable individuals to achieve optimal well-being, while also taking proactive steps to help prevent future health issues and chronic diseases.

I help women, children and men understand and celebrate the way their bodies can thrive naturally. Consulting online. Special interests include gut health, hormones, immune health, stress, anxiety, fatigue and skin health.

Cara Cook is an Accredited Practising Dietitian and qualified chef who combines evidence-based nutrition advice with practical, achievable food strategies. Having completed the Sports Dietitians Australia Sports Nutrition Course, Cara supports individual athletes and sporting teams to fuel effectively for training, competition, recovery and long-term health. She works with athletes across life stages and levels of participation—from adolescents balancing school and sport to adults participating in community and competitive sport. Cara provides practical guidance on everyday nutrition, meal and snack planning, hydration, competition-day fuelling, recovery and the prevention of under-fuelling and low energy availability. She also delivers tailored sports nutrition education and presentations for teams, clubs, schools and sporting organisations. Cara is particularly passionate about women’s health across the lifespan. She also supports adults experiencing food-related challenges associated with neurodivergence and people managing chronic conditions, including type 2 diabetes, hypertension and cardiovascular disease. Taking a weight-inclusive approach, Cara focuses on health, performance and well-being rather than body size. Through gentle, non-judgemental education, she helps clients build confidence around food and develop realistic, sustainable habits that fit their lives. Cara is available for individual consultations, team nutrition support, and presentations for sporting clubs, schools, community organisations and workplaces. Contact Cara to discuss how she can support you or your team.

I am a Functional Nutrition Consultant, Certified GAPS Practitioner and mum of three. I'm dedicated to helping others achieve their health goals by addressing the root cause of digestive issues, health conditions and any other aspect they want to improve. I combine evidence-based but also anecdotal cases using traditional and holistic practices to support wellness and help individuals reclaim their health. My passion is to help people make better choices for themselves and their family. I implement the GAPS Nutritional Protocol for root cause and deep healing to educate and empower people to go that bit further. From gut healing to fixing function, many conditions people are faced with in today's environmental and lifestyle challenges can be resolved. I have a huge interest in traditional cooking; I love fermenting and embrace the slower style of food preparation. I understand the pressures of raising a family and bringing nutrient rich food to the table and I endeavour to help makes things simpler and achievable. Personally, I have implemented GAPS and am blown away by what small shifts can be made when you integrate healing foods and the flow on effect with other issues. I want to educate others because I believe any condition can be improved.