Bringing new life into the world is the biggest creative work of our lifetime. At WellNatal, we help you optimise your health and grow your family. We offer support across three significant seasons: PREPARATION & PRECONCEPTION CARE Preconception care is about “stacking the deck in your favour” for a healthier pregnancy, a well-nourished baby and a better postpartum experience. Optimising nutrition and overall health in both partners can have a lasting positive impact on the pregnancy and beyond. If you are asking any of these questions, we can help: - What should I do to be at my healthiest before conceiving? - Are there any natural ways to improve fertility? - How can I find out if I have nutrient deficiencies? - I have endometriosis, PCOS or amenorrhea, can nutrition help? - What should I do if I’ve stopped or want to stop contraception (e.g. “the pill”)? - I’m still exhausted from my last pregnancy, how can I revitalise my health before conceiving? - How can I decrease my risk of gestational diabetes and other pregnancy complications? - Which blood tests or other testing should I do? - Which prenatal vitamin should I take? Key focus areas: - Optimising fertility - Improving egg & sperm quality - Identifying & treating nutrient deficiencies that could impact pregnancy & postpartum - Improving reproductive, menstrual & hormone health - Identifying & removing barriers to healthy conception - Improving metabolic health PREGNANCY CARE Pregnancy care naturally supports the mother’s physical changes during pregnancy, healthy foetal development and supports birth to postpartum. Unfortunately, much of the advice around pregnancy nutrition and lifestyle is outdated or incorrect. With specialist training in this area, we relieve the stress and overwhelm by giving you research-backed and holistic prenatal nutrition advice. If you are asking any of these questions, we can help: - Which foods are “safe” to eat in pregnancy? - Which foods should I eat for a healthy pregnancy? - How can I eat to support healthy growth of my baby? - How can I manage my blood sugar naturally? - How can I have more energy and less swelling? - Which prenatal vitamin should I be taking, if at all? - My iron supplement makes me constipated, what should I do? - Which kind of exercise is safe in pregnancy? - I’m having twins, how can I support my pregnancy? Key focus areas: - Emphasising intake of foods and nutrients that help grow a healthy baby - Minimising foods that impede a healthy pregnancy - Navigating pregnancy symptoms such as nausea, constipation, reflux, fatigue and swelling - Navigating food cravings and aversions - Managing gestational diabetes and other pregnancy complications with a real food approach - Supporting multiples - Supporting appropriate exercise and movement - Treating iron deficiency and other nutrient deficiencies - Preparing for birth and postpartum planning POSTPARTUM CARE Postpartum care focuses on the mother’s (often-overlooked) recovery from birth and supports healthy, nutrient rich breastmilk to nourish and sustain the growing newborn. Compared to often rudimentary and short-lived conventional postpartum care, we support mother’s for as long as they need. Postpartum is forever and supporting the mother’s recovery can help prevent compounding health issues over multiple pregnancies. - What should I eat in postpartum if I am breastfeeding vs bottle feeding? - Why am I so hungry? - Does my diet affect my breast milk? - When should I get blood tests done? - I was told my blood test are “normal” but I don’t feel normal, what can I do? - How can I eat to support my energy and mood? - Can certain foods help my body recover from labour and birth? - Is my hair loss normal? - I think I might have post-natal depletion, what can I do? - How can I fix my iron deficiency? Key focus areas: - Nutritional support for breastfeeding - Supporting post-birth recovery and healing - Identifying and treating nutrient deficiencies - Supporting healthy hormones and reproductive function - Nervous system and energy support - “Post-natal depletion” treatment SERVICES 1:1 Consultations – online, Australia wide TESTING - Blood test/pathology scripts - DUTCH testing - Co-Biome GI mapping - Others as needed PRIVATE HEALTH INSURANCE Many providers offer rebates. Contact your private health insurer to check the inclusions of your policy. QUALIFICATIONS Tara Black is the only practitioner in Australia to have completed the highly competitive mentorship training program under Lily Nichols at the Institute of Prenatal Nutrition. Bachelor of Health Science (Nutritional & Dietetic Medicine) with Distinction Prenatal Specialist Mentorship Program via the Institute of Prenatal Nutrition CONTACT [email protected]
Hi I'm Debbie Milsom, an ATMS-accredited naturopath based in Belbora Mid Coast NSW. I am dedicated to supporting women over 40 through the transformative phases of perimenopause and menopause. With a holistic approach, I combine evidence-based practices with the wisdom of nature to guide you toward optimal health and vitality. My services encompass functional pathology testing to uncover underlying imbalances, personalized nutrition plans emphasizing food as medicine, and strategies to manage stress, improve sleep, and support thyroid health. Beyond the clinic, I manage a sustainable farm where I cultivate medicinal herbs and create small-batch teas, balms, and skincare products, reinforcing my belief in the profound link between soil health, the food we consume, and our overall well-being. Understanding the demands of modern and rural life, I offer telehealth consultations, allowing you to receive personalized naturopathic care from the comfort of your home where ever you are based. Conditions I commonly support include: * Perimenopause and menopause symptoms (hot flushes, mood swings, sleep disturbances) * Thyroid imbalances * Chronic stress and adrenal fatigue * Insomnia and sleep difficulties * Weight management and metabolic health * Digestive issues and gut health * Fatigue and low energy * Hormonal imbalances and PMS By addressing these interconnected aspects, I aim to restore balance and enhance your well-being.
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.
As a nutritionist, health coach and passionate foodie, I draw upon both science and holistic principles to treat each individual case in a way that is effective, sustainable and enjoyable. My philosophy is deeply rooted in whole food, plant-based nutrition and using food as the wonderful medicine that it is! I take an investigative approach to each client and will always tailor treatment plans to the individual, their specific concerns and personal goals, with an emphasis on diet and lifestyle, and utilising supplementation where necessary. I believe in patient education and empowerment to form long-lasting healthy habits. Ultimately, you will learn how to make the right choices for your health on your own and feel good doing it! Areas of passion are: Healthy, sustainable weight loss/gain and overall healthy eating principles; Optimising vegan diets and transitions; Gut and digestive health; Women's health; Chronic/adrenal fatigue; Thyroid health; Autoimmune conditions; Diabetes; Cardiovascular disease, high blood pressure, high cholesterol. What to expect from our time together: In-depth consultation including holistic review of body systems, dietary analysis, health history, lifestyle factors, measurements (where appropriate); Pathology and functional testing referral/review and addressing nutritional deficiencies; Detailed treatment plan outlining recommended dietary and lifestyle changes targeted toward short and long-term goals as well as strategies to overcome potential barriers; Meal plans, shopping lists, recipe ideas, stress management guidelines and relevant information sheets; Ongoing support and contact.
Meet Bridget – Women’s Health Naturopath Bridget is an experienced naturopath who specialises in women’s health, supporting areas such as hormonal balance, gut health, skin conditions, stress management, and sustainable weight loss. She is passionate about guiding women to live a healthy, balanced lifestyle, no matter where they are on their health journey. Her signature program, The 12-Week Glow Up Method, is built around the clinically backed Metabolic Balance® system. This wholefoods lifestyle program teaches women how to nourish their bodies without restriction, while effectively supporting weight loss, reducing cholesterol and other metabolic markers, and balancing thyroid and reproductive hormones. Every appointment includes personalised support, accountability, and mindset guidance because true, lasting health goes beyond a meal plan. Book an initial consultation today, or schedule a free discovery call to learn more about how Bridget can support your health goals. Bridget sees clients both in-person at her clinic in Launceston, Tasmania, and online
I'm a qualified naturopath, health coach, educator and ERT practitioner. I work with the award winning and truly personalised nutrition program, Metabolic Balance, to assist my clients with hormone imbalances at various stages of their lives, gut & digestive issues, and men's health in their 40's and 50's. I offer video and phone consultations to clients all over the world.
I support busy, exhausted mum's, and their families to improve their gut and hormone health through functional testing, personalised nutrition plans, and practical tools like recipes and eBooks. My approach is rooted in evidence-based care, with a special interest in metabolic health, sustainable weight loss, thyroid conditions, endometriosis, and preventative health. NDIS Friendly. My Aged Care Friendly.
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.
Krusha is an Accredited Practising Dietitian and member of the Dietitian Association of Australia (DAA). Krusha has received her Master of Dietetics and Bachelor of Science in Nutrition and Food Science from Curtin University. She is currently working in various GP clinics in Perth and have a strong interest in community health and chronic disease. Through the use of latest evidence-based information and practice guidelines, Krusha is invested in helping her patients navigate their health conditions and create positive relationship with food by enabling her patients to make appropriate food and lifestyle changes that align with their food preferences, lifestyle needs, cultural backgrounds, and health goals. Krusha grew up in Singapore hence, she is well versed in different cultural foods such as Indian, Malaysian and Chinese cuisine as well as western diets and currently work with patients from various cultural background in her current work. Krusha has a strong belief in incorporating her patient's cultural foods to her intervention to allow long term sustainable food choices for these individuals. Krusha can speak English, Hindi and Gujarati. Krusha has experience in a range of clinical conditions and have a good understanding of diet & disease relationships. Her key areas of interest is as follows: 1.Weight management 2. Malnutrition/underweight 3. Chronic Health management : Type 2 Diabetes, Cardiovascular health 4. Autism / ADHD 5. Coeliac Disease/ Gluten intolerance 6. Irritable Bowel Disease : low FODMAP diet 7. Women Health : Endometriosis and PCOS 8. Oncology Nutrition 9.Failure to Thrive/poor growth/Fussy eating 10. Gastrointestinal conditions – diarrhoea, constipation/reflux, stoma management & diverticulitis