Naturopathy is an holistic, non-invasive approach to health and wellbeing
Naturopaths aim to educate and empower individuals to drive their own health and recovery
We encourage the use of plant-based medicine, healthy lifestyle suggestions, the use of comprehensive diagnostic tools and embracing the body’s natural healing power for rapid and comprehensive results.
Naturopathy is also for those wishing to minimise the side-effects of conventional medicine, wishing to feel empowered in their own health journey and seeking to identify and address the underlying causes of their health conditions.
How we can support with naturopathy
Benefits of naturopathy
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Comprehensive holistic health treatment, without side effects. Excellent for managing chronic conditions and the overall wellbeing of the body, mind and spirit.
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Products that are grown and manufactured ethically, sustainably and without causing harm.
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A prevention-focused approach that is empowering and engages the body’s natural rhythms and innate healing capacity.
Over 20 years of experience with Naturopathy
Liila has been working as a Naturopathic physician for 20 years. With a background in nutritional medicine and holistic healthcare, and two Master’s degrees in related fields, Liila brings together a wide array of tools to work with clients on a number of healthcare issues. She is passionate about helping her clients reach their wellbeing goals.
Liila has lectured internationally on various topics, including women’s health and fertility, functional medicine, cancer prevention, preconception care, optimal diet and the holistic management of mental health conditions (anxiety, depression, addiction and spectrum disorders).
Liila also enjoys working with infant, toddler, youth and young adult health.
About Naturopaths
Naturopaths are trained in herbal and nutritional medicine, diet, lifestyle, bio-chemistry and modalities such as homeopathy, iridology, hair mineral analysis and natural energy medicine.
Naturopaths can work with doctors to fine-tune the diagnosis of their clients, however, unlike medical doctors, once the diagnosis is fully ascertained, naturopaths offer natural and complementary medicine as the treatment of choice.
Some clients will continue to take medicines prescribed by their doctors while on a regime of complementary medicine.
FAQ
Naturopaths use tools such as:
Comprehensive case-taking
Hair Tissue Mineral Analysis (body-chemistry assessment)
A variety of blood tests, organised in conjunction with your GP, specialist or local lab.
Nutritional assessment (including food sensitivities, Coeliac, and allergy testing)
Comprehensive Digestive Stool Analysis (CDSA), SIBO and other digestive testing.
Comprehensive preconception and pregnancy advice and screening, using non-invasive and safe methods to ascertain areas of focus.
Conditions that Naturopathy helps:
The following are some, but not all, of the conditions our naturopaths work with in the clinic:
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Female:
Preconception care
Infertility
Recurrent miscarriage
Amenorrhea
Menopausal complaints
Birth preparation
Postpartum health
Breastfeeding and lactation
Breast cancer support
Other female reproductive cancer (ovarian, uterine, etc.) support
Male:
Infertility
Erectile dysfunction
POIS
Prostate issues, including elevated PSA
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Reproductive hormone issues
Hormonal dysregulation
Hormonal cancers
Thyroid issues, including Grave’s disease, Hashimoto’s, hyperthyroidism or hypothyroidism
Diabetes mellitus
Addison’s disease
Cushing’s syndrome
Prolactinoma
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All kinds of skin conditions (infant, childhood, adolescent and adult), including mild to severe acne, psoriasis, eczema, urticaria, undiagnosed skin rashes and more
Fungal infections
Dry or excessively oily hair, ringworm
Unusual hair loss/excess body hair growth patterns
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Anxiety, depression, stress, burnout
Headaches, migraines, blackouts
Insomnia and other sleep issues
Prevention of cognitive decline / maximizing cognitive function.
ADD/ADHD, OCD and related complaints
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Recurrent UTIs
Urinary urgency or incontinence
Cystitis
Kidney infections/stones
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Digestive complaints
Irritable bowel syndrome
Gastroenteritis
Food sensitivities and allergies, coeliac disease, gluten intolerance
Weight gain and loss
Gallbladder, liver, kidney and stomach issues, including infections, irritations and reduced function.
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Recurring colds, flus, ear and throat infections
Bronchitis
Food sensitivities resulting in
COVID-19, including long Covid, or “Never quite the same since”
Candidiasis (Candida) infections
Autoimmune conditions and complaints
Allergies of all kinds
Chronic Fatigue Syndrome
Acute conditions such as viruses, bacteria infections, etc.
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Joint issues and pain
Fibromyalgia
Bone health
Recurrent muscle cramps, muscle repair
Post-fracture support and healing
Osteoarthritis, bursitis, tendonitis
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Eye care, minor eye irritations
Earaches and ear infections, tinnitus.
Loss of smell or taste.
Sensory processing issues/sensory overload
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High/low blood pressure
Shortness of breath
Atherosclerosis