Some may feel that it is too expensive to see a qualified naturopath. If you are considering investing in seeing a naturopathic practitioner but are unsure if it is worth it, consider the points below. If you know the value of these sessions, see the bottom of the page for the breakdown of our service:

• How much value do you place on your health? Most of us take it for granted until something goes wrong.
• Prevention is always easier (and cheaper) than cure. Spend a little now to save measurably in the long run.
• There can be a great deal of time that the naturopath works on individual cases before/after appointments (depending on the case).
• Apart from the obvious client emails/queries, there is constant researching, keeping up-to-date with the latest scientific research, formal on-going education (compulsory for all registered naturopaths), etc.
• The cost for seeing a naturopath is equivalent to a nutritionist, however the average naturopath has spent an extra 1-2 years of full-time study compared to a regular nutritionist. It is also comparatively little more than a massge!

So what does my appointment cover?

Initial consultation - $165

• 90 minute consultation
• Full medical case history
• Food diary
  
• Discussion of ultimate health goals
• Health check-up including vitals, tongue & facial analysis
  
• Blood glucose/ketone test (if required)
• Clinical analysis
• Wellness plan
• Referral for any blood work or integrative health professional deemed necessary

Detailed follow-up - $110

• 60 minute consultation
• In-depth discussion of treatment plan
• Food diary discussion
• Assessment of symptomatic changes
• Clinical analysis
• Complete address of wellness plan and changes
  
• Support and encouragement towards goals
  

Brief follow-up - $70

• 30 minute consultation
  
• Limited discussion of treatment plan
  
• Minor changes to wellness plan
  
• Time for quick questions with support and encouragement.
  

10% discount on all services for students and pensioners.​