A cornerstone of our approach is understanding functional neurology and the importance of nervous system regulation as the foundation to whole-person care.

Inspiring Choices for Wellness & Longevity

Integrative Wellness Clinic

Integrative care that considers you as a whole person — informed by the science of neuroplasticity, not just symptoms

Our Whole Person Health approach

The Inspiring Choices Difference

Our Whole Person Health approach involves looking at the whole person, not just separate organs or body systems, and considering multiple factors that promote either health or ill-health. It means helping and empowering individuals, families, communities, and populations to improve their health in multiple interconnected biological, behavioural, social, and environmental areas. Whole person health focuses on promoting health in all aspects of life, across that person’s lifespan. ​

Whole Person Health is vital because health and ill-health are not separate disconnected states, but instead occur on a path that can move in two different directions, either toward health or toward ill-health.

On this path, many factors, including one’s biological makeup; some unhealthy behaviours, such as poor diet, sedentary lifestyle, chronic stress, and poor sleep; as well as social aspects of life—the conditions in which people are born, grow, live, work, and age—can lead to chronic ill-health of more than one organ system. On the other hand, self-care, lifestyle, and behavioural interventions may help with the return to health.

Integrated approach

Combining functional medicine, advanced diagnostics, and holistic therapies

Comfort & Care

A calming, comfortable environment with caring, attentive staff

Customised for you

Every program is designed around your personal biochemistry, lifestyle and goals.

Cutting-edge modalities

Including HBOT, neuro-therapy, nutritional and emotional balancing.

What we can do for you

Integrative experience

Explore and embrace the world of holistic healthcare, where the focus is on helping the whole person body, mind/emotions and spirit.

Brain Sleep

Physical Structure

Biochemical / Epigenetic Health

Quantum Frequency

Cognitive Health

Emotional Health

Spiritual Health

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Our Services​

We offer a range of specialised integrative services delivered by our experienced, caring staff. Our services are provided in a comfortable, relaxing environment, using safe state of the art equipment.

Physical Structure

Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy

Neural Organisation Technique

Chiropractic

Osteopathy

Applied Kinesiology / Cranio Sacral Therapy

Shockwave Therapy

Men’s Health

PEMF

Biochemical Health/ Epigenetic

Naturopathy & Herbal Medicine

Digital Thermography Scan

HOCATT Infrared Ozone Therapy

Lymphatic Enhancement Therapy

Vitamin IV Therapy

Women’s Health

Near & Far Infrared Sauna

Sleep 4 Health

Cognitive

Functional Neurology

QEEG /Neurotherapy

Quantum Frequency Health

Photobiomodulation

Emotional Health

Holistic Counselling

Social Brain Integration

				
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BRAIN HEALTH

The nervous system consist of the brain, spinal vertebra, spinal nerves which carry information from body to the brain and vise versa, cranium which houses and protects the brain and series of build in survival reflexes to response to the internal (organs, tissues, PH, Inflammation, etc) and external environmental demands. These are fight/flight, Reproduction and Digestion

The purpose of our nervous system is to assist us to Adapt  through movement, Relate ( emotional and biochemical integration) , Learn ( to create meaning and self reflect) and Love ( through application of values and virtues to create a peaceful coexistence within self , family, community  and the planet).

Our state of health is a reflection of our nervous system’s ability to adapt to the changes of life (neuroplasticity) which directly affect the choices we make. The adaptation depends on how the brain integrates and makes sense of the incoming information.

  • Factors necessary for a healthy nervous system are:
  • Oxygen
  • Food through healthy eating
  • PH Balance (Acid /Alkaline balance)
  • Activation through movement and exercise creating a good posture
  • Sleep (body’s innate immune detoxification and stress management system)
  • Emotions (the meaning we give to our perceptions)
  • Spiritual Stress - inadequacy of passion, purpose & belief system

Brain integration can be interrupted through:

 

Structural Stress– Such as car accidents, sports injuries / strains, poor posture, head injuries, stroke, etc

Electromagnetic stress– Long term exposure to computers, telephones, electrical appliances, microwaves

Bio-Chemical stress– Poor eating habits and choices, environmental pollutants and toxins, alcohol, drugs,  too much acid forming foods.

Emotional/Mental stress – Change of career, loss of job, divorce, separations, anger, abuse, etc.

Spiritual Stress – Inadequacy of passion, purpose & belief system\

Body’s Natural Stress Management System

One of the most important building blocks for achieving health, wealth and vitality resides in the healing powers of sleep. Sleep is food for the brain, get enough of it and get it when you need it. After oxygen and water, sleep is the most important need, even more important than food.

Sleep is divided into 4 stages of Non REM 75% (purple) sleep and REM (Blue) 25%  sleep (Rapid Eye Movement). These are sometimes referred to as “sleep phases” or “sleep cycles“.

Non REM is responsible for regeneration, detoxification ( liver,gut, lymphatic system),repair, & hormonal regulation. 

REM sleep is responsible for emotional regulations, memory reconsolidation & learning.

Dreaming occurs in both stages buy mostly during REM sleep. Each cycle of NREM and REM is repeated every 90 minutes, 4 to 5 times a night. 5-6 cycles is an ideal amount of sleep required for everyone after 15 years old.

Sleep is necessary for detoxification, immunity, tissue repair, regeneration, memory consolidation, learning, emotional balancing and most importantly for recuperation of the brain from the day’s activities. 

When we achieve quality sleep, we prime the emotional brain properly;  balancing brain chemicals, creating a positive and energetic state of mind. The result is a feeling of mental and physical energy and an internal psychological push called motivation. Without it we may get  depressed and sick.

Most common sleep complaints

  • Sleep apnea
  • Snoring
  • Insomnia
  • Restless leg syndrome
  • NIght terror
  • Sleep walking
  • Sleep talking  
  • Teeth grinding
  • Bed wetting
  • Night sweats

Modalities utilised:

  • Sleep Lab Test
  • Neural Organisational Technique
  • Biochemical/Nutritional Assessment
  • Neurotherapy
  • Functional neurology
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Physical/ Structure

Posture, Gravity, TMJ, Breathing,Optimal function of Brain and Central Nervous System.

“Posture is crucial for good health as it helps us perform activities with more energy, less stress, and fatigue. Poor posture can compromise overall health and efficiency, affecting functions like digestion, elimination, breathing, muscles, joints, and ligaments.

The optimal functioning of our nervous system depends on adequate oxygen supply and delivery, food, ideal physiological pH, and activation through movement.”

Postural balance and proprioception, which is the body’s awareness of its position, are developed through a series of  innate primitive reflexes , postural reflexes  and movement patterns in early childhood. These reflexes are also part of our survival reflexes, including fight/flight, digestion, and reproduction. Optimal functioning of our survival system is essential for feeling safe in our environment. Proper integration of these reflexes are crucial components of sensory processing and  integration in early childhood.

However, injury (such as birth trauma, sports injury, whiplash, head injury), prolonged stress (financial, relationship, abuse), and excessive exercise or overuse can compromise our postural reflexes, leading to a decrease in the functional integrity of our nervous system and muscles. This can result in persistent joint aches, myofascial pain, headaches, poor digestion, poor sleep, and poor adaptive capacity.

The optimal functioning of our nervous system which regulates our posture depends on proper development of these reflexes & adequate oxygen supply & delivery of food & ideal physiological pH.

These modalities are selected according to  the need of each client, see modalities utilised below;

  • Chiropractic
  • Osteopathy
  • Vestibular Rehab 
  • TMJ ( Temporomandibular Joint)  assessment/ functional Dentistry
  • Physiotherapy/ DNS/Postural rehabilitation
  • Neural Organisation Technique
  • Functional Neurology
  • Sensory Integration
  • Extracorporeal Shock Wave Lithotripsy (SWL)
  • Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy
  • Pulsed Electromagnetic Field Therapy ( PEMF)
  • Interactive Metronome
				
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Biochemical Health/ Epigenetics

Physiology, Biochemistry, Food, Digestion, Microbiome

It is clear that addressing physiological adaptation based on long term stress, physical trauma, our lifestyle and epigenetics plays a crucial role in preventing disease. Nutrition is concerned with the different types of food and their effects on metabolism and the nervous system.

The importance of nutrition during growth, development, and ageing is appreciated both in animal husbandry and human medicine. Furthermore, it has become increasingly evident that a healthy and functional nervous system, gut function and metabolism, detoxification organs, hormonal regulation, lymphatic system, immune response, inherited patterns, and sleep are all vital for the body’s overall health.

These modalities are selected according to the need of each client during the consultation with naturopath:

  • Gut Microbiome Assessment
  • DNA Profiling
    Complete Hormonal Assessment
  • Food and chemical sensitivity assessment
  • Heavy Metal and Mineral Level Assessment
  • Urinary Organic Acid profiling ( errors in metabolism)
  • Lifestyle and Dietary analysis
  • IV Vitamin Infusions
  • HOCATT
  • Sleep Therapy
  • Digital Infrared Thermal Imaging
  • Lymphatic Enhancement Therapy
				
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Quantum/ Frequency Health

Harmonising energy & information field

 

Over the last few decades, overwhelming data has been accumulated proposing that light in various wavelengths, intensities and modalities has the ability to improve wellness.

				
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Emotional Health ( EH)

EH is the Motivation To Meet Our Basic Human Needs Through Relationships & Developing Empathy.

Emotional health pertains to how we think and feel, encompassing our sense of wellbeing, ability to cope with life events, and recognition of our own emotions, as well as those of others. The four characteristics of emotional health are:

  • Emotional stability: feeling calm and capable of managing emotions
  • Resilience: the ability to handle the stresses of daily life
  • Optimism: having a positive outlook on life and future prospects
  • Self-esteem: feeling positive about oneself

The gut-brain-axis has gained significant attention in recent years, particularly regarding its connection to our emotional and mental health. Healthy gut function has been linked to normal central nervous system (CNS) function, with hormones, neurotransmitters, and immunological factors from the gut known to send signals to the brain directly or through autonomic neurons.

These modalities are selected according to the need of each client during the consultation with counselor and/or naturopath:

  • Holistic counselling
  • Social Brain profiling
				
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Cognitive Health

CH is the proper function of the frontal and prefrontal cortex involved in Executive Function,
Memory, Imagination, Reasoning, emotional regulation and Moral/Value Based Decision Making.

Cognitive health — the ability to clearly think, learn, and remember — is an important component of performing everyday activities. Cognitive health is just one aspect of overall brain health.

Brain health refers to how well a person’s brain functions across several areas. Aspects of brain health include:

  • Cognitive health — how well you think, learn, and remember
  • Motor function — how well you make and control movements, including balance
  • Emotional function — how well you interpret and respond to emotions (both pleasant and unpleasant)
  • Tactile function — how well you feel and respond to sensations of touch — including pressure, pain and temperature

Brain health can be affected by age-related changes in the brain, injuries such as stroke or traumatic brain injury, mood disorders such as depression, substance use disorder or addiction, and diseases such as Alzheimer’s disease. While some factors affecting brain health cannot be changed, there are many lifestyle changes that might make a difference.

These modalities are selected according to the need of each client during the consultation with QEEG consultant:

  • Brain Mapping -QEEG
  • Neurotherapy
				
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Spiritual Health

Ability To Contribute, Service, Having A Passion, Purpose In Life

The word “spirit” is derived from the Latin words “spiritus” (meaning breath, courage, vigour, or soul) and the word “spirare” (meaning to breathe) .

Spiritual health is about the connection with self (personal dimension), others (social dimension), nature (the environment) and God (transcendental dimension).Spiritual health creates a balance between physical, psychological and social aspects of human life.

The basic characteristics of spiritual health are as follows: 

  • Proper lifestyle
  • Connection with others
  • Asking about the meaning and purpose of life
  • Transcendence. Spiritual health is extremely important for many researchers, to the extent that it is seen as one of the key aspects of health .According to numerous studies conducted on various patients, spiritual health leads to improved mental health , and is positively related to physical health, for instance, it may help patients experience lesser pain.

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Modality utilised:

  • IHEART sustainable transformation program