Perimenopause & Menopause

Christie Amadio is a degree-qualified naturopath with a deep passion for integrative healthcare. Through her training in naturopathic medicine, she supports clients by uncovering root causes and building tailored, realistic strategies for long-term health.

Dr Juliette Roex is a General Practitioner with advanced training in Lifestyle Medicine and behaviour change. She takes a proactive, evidence-based and whole-person approach to health, helping patients address underlying health concerns and make practical, sustainable lifestyle changes to improve wellbeing, prevent chronic disease and support long-term health.

Brooke Cuman is a naturopath with an Advanced Diploma of Naturopathy and is currently completing her Bachelor of Health Science (Naturopathy) at Torrens University. She provides individualised, evidence-informed care from her Port Douglas clinic and via Australia-wide telehealth consultations, with a clinical focus on hormonal and menopausal health, gut health, stress-related fatigue and nervous system health. Brooke also has a particular interest in supporting people in high-stress professions, including nurses, paramedics and shift workers.

As an experienced Physiotherapist, an ICF Professional Certified Coach (PCC) and member of Health Coaches Australia & NZ Association, I help people who have trouble sticking to an exercise routine or managing stress, build simple, sustainable habits so they feel more in control of their health.

Karina is a degree-qualified Clinical Naturopath who supports clients through every stage of life, from childhood to the later "wisdom years," with a personalised, evidence-informed approach to health and wellbeing. She completed her Bachelor of Health Science (Naturopathy) at Endeavour College of Natural Health, where she developed strong clinical foundations under the guidance of experienced practising naturopaths. With a particular passion for neuroscience, cognitive function and mental health, Karina is currently undertaking a Masters pathway in Mental Health and Neuroscience, deepening her understanding of the brain-body connection and how it influences long-term health. She is committed to combining contemporary research with holistic naturopathic care to help her clients optimise their wellbeing and achieve sustainable health outcomes.

Dayan is a clinical nutritionist who uses food as medicine alongside practical lifestyle advice to support patients through menopause and perimenopause, weight management and general wellbeing, creating highly individualised, sustainable nutrition plans that consider the connections between hormones, gut health and mental wellbeing, all delivered with a warm yet honest and motivating approach. Dayan works with children, educating both them and their care givers.