Connecting people to preventative healthcare

Marny is a GP and medical educator with over 15 years’ experience in Australian healthcare. A Fellow of the RACGP with additional training in lifestyle medicine, she brings a compassionate, evidence-based approach to care. Guided by her interest in lifestyle medicine, psychology, behaviour change support, and chronic disease management, Marny takes a whole-person approach to supporting her patients. As a mother of four, she understands the realities of balancing health, identity and family, and is passionate about helping women create sustainable change through menopause telehealth consults, private lifestyle consultations, group programs and workshops.

I’m a practising registered nurse with a background in critical care, and an accredited, certified health coach with a deep passion for women’s wellbeing. I’ve spent years supporting people through moments of uncertainty — and I’ve seen firsthand how powerful it is when women feel informed, heard, and cared for.

Offers face to face and telehealth. Dr Jani Klotz (PhD) is an holistic clinical psychotherapist in private practice. Jani has an academic background in social anthropology specialising in disability and indigenous issues. She has also worked as a consultant in native title claims. Jani did postgraduate training as an holistic psychotherapist and has been in private practice since 2018. She specialises in working with neurodivergence and also with people presenting with anxiety, trauma, depression, grief, stress, addiction, relationship difficulties and chronic health and pain issues. Jani follows the needs and requirements of her clients, teasing out connections between heart, mind, body, soul and the world around us. She is somatically based in her approach, drawing on her training in process work, IFS, trauma informed somatic psychotherapy and yoga teaching.

Skye is an Accredited Practising Dietitian with over 16 years of experience in clinical practice, working with both children and adults. Skye takes a compassionate and non-judgmental approach to nutrition, and aims to develop realistic and sustainable strategies to suit each person's individual needs. In her paediatric work, she supports families with issues such as growth issues, fussy eating, gut health and food allergies. Alongside this, she also supports adults with weight management, including those using GLP-1 medications. Skye conducts Telehealth appointments.

Paul R. Martin is an Adjunct Professor at Monash University and Griffith University, and a practising clinical and health psychologist. He has held major academic leadership roles across Australia, including Director of the Research School of Psychology at ANU, Head of Psychology at Griffith University and the University of New England, and Director of Training in Clinical Psychology at Monash University alongside serving as Director of Psychology for Southern Health (now Monash Health).

Tanya is a degree-qualified clinical nutritionist who specialises in modern, data-driven health optimisation. She blends evidence-based science with a holistic, personalised approach to help high-performing professionals manage stress, fatigue, early liver changes and burnout. She consults securely online via HealthBank, supporting clients worldwide, and is accredited by both the Australian Natural Therapies Association and the Australian Traditional Medicine Society, ensuring professional standards and access to health fund rebates.

Penny is an experienced General Practitioner with over 33 years in community practice, specialising in both conventional and integrative medicine. She is the founder of Invitation to Health and a former President of the Australasian Integrative Medicine Association (AIMA). At Genbiome, Penny works alongside naturopath Adrian Adams to deliver Deep Health consultations, a collaborative care model developed over more than a decade. Her work focuses on personalised, patient-centred care that supports the body’s capacity to heal, while working in partnership with each patient’s regular GP.

Dr Michaelia is a medical doctor, educator, and author with a deep commitment to supporting people living with dysautonomia, POTS, MCAS, and immune dysregulation. Bringing together clinical expertise and lived experience of chronic invisible illness, she understands both the complexity of these conditions and the frustration of navigating a healthcare system that often overlooks them. Her approach centres on restoring safety, hope, and balance, recognising that true healing requires more than diagnostics alone.