NEWS: Women’s health workshop series 2019 “Postnatal recovery and 4th Trimester support”
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NEWS: Women’s health workshop series 2019 “Healthy Pregnancy and Natural Birth Preparation”
“Healthy Pregnancy and Natural Birth Preparation” is our second workshop in the women’s health workshop series and is complementary learning to the traditional hospital antenatal and birth classes. This workshop is for women and couples interested in learning more about a natural approach to pregnancy and birth.
NEWS: Women’s health workshop series 2019 “Hormones, Fertility and Preconception”
NEWS: Women’s health workshop series 2019 “Hormones, Fertility and Preconception”
Autumn Newsletter & Clinic Updates
In today’s newsletter:
An update on Private Health Insurance reforms and an exciting announcement
Women’s Health Workshop series
Introducing new practitioner Alex
Free download: Postnatal care & 4th Trimester support
Natural fertility appointments with Meg
A quick and healthy dinner recipe from Maggie Beer
New blog article discussing the benefits of Naturopathic care during the 4th trimester
Keep in touch with clinic news via our Facebook page
The 4th Trimester: Naturopathic postnatal care and recovery
Nearly all cultures have traditions around the care of mother and baby in the first forty days after birth. In modern times this is the period known as the ‘fourth trimester’. The focus of the postnatal period is on rest, support, warmth and nutrition.
SIGN THE PETITION: Commonwealth government’s private health insurance reforms
Some of you may already be aware that despite a high level of evidence of their efficacy and valued use in chronic conditions, Naturopathy and Herbalism join a list of therapies that health funds will be banned from covering from the 1st of April 2019.
What is Naturopathy?
Modern Naturopathy integrates evidence-based research with traditional knowledge, using nutrition, herbal medicine & lifestyle advice as tools to restore and maintain good health.
Practitioner-only Supplements: Not all health products are created equally
There are a myriad of nutritional and herbal supplements available to purchase online, in supermarkets, chemists and health food stores. It can be difficult for consumers to know the difference between good quality and inferior products.
Healthy eating: tips & ideas for keeping your new year’s resolutions
The World Health Organisation attributes at least 2.7 million deaths globally each year to low fruit and vegetable intake. According to the Australian Heart Foundation only 5.5% of adults consume the recommended daily intake of fruit and vegetables. Research now suggests that we should double previous guidelines and aim for x10 serves a day to lower the risk of heart disease, stroke, cancer and premature death.
Merry Christmas 2018!
Merry Christmas 2018 from Artemisia Natural Therapies
