Naturopathy

Traditional medicine used to find natural solutions, backed by science.

What is a Naturopath?

A medical nutritionist and herbalist with a holistic and natural approach to improving your health.

Based on natural medicine systems, naturopathy has roots in herbalism and traditional medicine philosophies and practices. Today, it’s an evidence-based practice backed by modern scientific research.

A naturopath treats your body, mind and emotions as an integrated part of your overall health and wellness.

At Fremantle Natural Health, we seek to find the underlying cause of your symptoms and then utilise food, herbs, supplements, flower essences and lifestyle changes to support your health and vitality.

What can a Naturopath treat?

Naturopathy can be used as a preventative method, managing your overall wellness and wellbeing, or to manage specific physical and mental health issues, including:

Digestion and gut problems
Allergies
Mental health issues
Poor sleep
Lack of energy
Female hormonal balance
Adrenal support
Autoimmune and thyroid issues
Weigh loss and diet
Weak immune system

Customer Feedback

Meeting Laura has changed my life, I'm no longer in pain after eating!

..a wide range of issues including gut health, allergies and nutrient deficiencies and feeling a lot better. I couldn't reccommend her highly enough.

She took the time to develop a tailored plan that impacted my health beyond expectations. I'd highly recommend her services.

..very professional and knowledgeable. She has a great understanding of gut health and has really helped me get my energy levels back and feel much better ..

If you feel the medical system isn't working for you, naturopathy might help.

Whilst we seek a more natural solition to the health issues you are facing, naturopathy can be implemented on it’s own or in tandem with a current treatment plan from your doctor or specialist.

We're qualified.

Naturopaths study for four years to receive a degree in Natural Health Science. This includes extensive study of nutritional and herbal medicine, in-depth anatomy and physiology, biochemistry, nutritional biochemistry, human disease processes (pathology) and food as medicine. This is followed by continuous research, additional professional development and in some cases post-graduate studies.

Ready to take control of your health?

Our Fremantle practice is conveniently located in Parry Street.

Book your appointment online or call us if you would like to discuss how we can help you get back to good health.