These pages are general information written to help you decide whether an appointment is worth making and what to bring to it. They are not personal advice and they are not a substitute for being assessed.
Specifically, general information cannot account for your medication list, your history, your test results or your circumstances, and all four change what is sensible. A suggestion that suits most people can be wrong for you — dietary advice in pregnancy or with an eating disorder history, loading advice with a recent fracture, herbal medicine alongside anticoagulants.
Nothing here should be used to postpone medical care. See a doctor for anything new, severe or worsening, and urgently for fever with pain, unexplained weight loss, bleeding, progressive numbness or weakness, chest pain, breathlessness, or a sudden severe headache. Call 000 in an emergency. If you are in crisis, Lifeline is 13 11 14.
We do not publish testimonials or promise outcomes, because Australian advertising rules for health services prohibit both, and because the honest position is that outcomes vary. Where evidence is thin, these pages say so rather than leaving it out.
External links and third-party information are provided for convenience and we are not responsible for their content. Practitioner registration and accreditation differ by modality; ask which applies to whoever you see, and check AHPRA-registered practitioners on the public register. The clinic is in Lane Cove, five minutes from the village.
