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Emily
Bradley
Emily is a qualified naturopath
with over 11 years clinical experience with a special
interest in supporting women both before and during
pregnancy.
Emily can assist you with a
range of health problems such as:
- infertility, preconception
care, pregnancy support
- PMS, polycystic ovarian
syndrome, endometriosis, infertility and menopause
- autoimmune diseases,
infections, chronic fatigue syndrome, and allergies
- inflammatory and irritable
bowel disease, constipation/diarrhoea, reflux, liver conditions,
bloating and gastrointestinal discomfort
- skin problems including
psoriasis, eczema, and acne
- depression, anxiety, stress,
and insomnia
Using nutritional and herbal
medicine, in conjunction with dietary and lifestyle guidance, Emily
will work with you to reach good health with long term wellbeing
the ultimate goal.
What is
Naturopathy?
Naturopathy is a holistic
method of healing relying on natural medicines, balanced diet and
lifestyle to help your body to heal itself. The emphasis is on the
causes of disease rather than just the symptoms.
What to expect at a
consultation
Time is spent talking about
your current, past and family medical history, diet and lifestyle.
Additional information may also be needed for your assessment such
as iridology, a physical examination, and sometimes referrals for
external testing (e.g. blood).
Once a complete picture of your
current health is established, Emily will determine the most
effective treatments and changes to diet and lifestyle needed to
bring you back to full health. The treatment plan will focus on
addressing the underlying causes of your problem.
Some nutritional and/or herbal
medicines may be prescribed.
Health insurance
rebates
Emily is a member of Australian
Natural Therapists Association. She is registered with all
major health funds and her patients are eligible for private health
insurance rebates on consultations.
About Emily
A senior lecturer in nutrition
and clinical supervisor at both the Endeavour College of Natural
Medicine (Melbourne campus) and the Southern School of Natural
Therapies, Emily also contributes to several academic text books in
the area of complementary medicine.
Emily writes health based
articles for Every Day Health magazine, and is an expert advisor in
complementary medicine for Prevention magazine.
She is also currently
completing a Masters in Nutritional Medicine at RMIT.
Making an
appointment
To make an appointment contact
Emily on 0409 172 043.
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