Carers’ Holistic Health and Wellbeing
Genuine support for carers and their families.
Welcome to “Carers’ Holistic Health and Wellbeing”.
We have a range of practitioners trained in different modalities who are committed to supporting your health and wellbeing.
Isolation, fatigue, anxiety, depression, lack of support, health anxiety and minimal self-care are just some of the challenges we face as carers. Carer burnout is real, and our practitioners understand the unique challenges faced by carers as we have experienced these concerns in our own personal lives or professional roles.
This website is to help create a space for carers to find genuine support. Our practitioners offer a range of therapies and modalities to help support you, along with self–care practices to nurture and support your nervous system.
Some of the modalities we use (but are not limited to): Emotional and Nervous System Support, Trauma Therapies, Breath Work, Counselling, Psychology, Equine Therapy, Life Coaching, Sensory Enrichment, Gentle Chiropractic, Holistic Pilates, Tutoring – for diverse learning, Bodywork, Meditation, Child soul readings.
You’re not alone, and we’re here to walk this journey with you. Welcome to our caring community.
Distance / Zoom / In-Person sessions available
(Based on Australian Eastern Standard Time)
Please Note: Individual practitioners listed on this website are independent professionals responsible for their own practice, including determining their eligibility to provide services under private health insurance, the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS), and Medicare. Users of this website are encouraged to contact each individual practitioner directly to inquire about their specific qualifications, certifications, and eligibility to offer services under private health insurance, NDIS, and Medicare.
We do not endorse or recommend any specific practitioner or their services, and we do not guarantee the accuracy or completeness of their listings or profiles. Users are solely responsible for their interactions with practitioners and should exercise due diligence when making decisions related to their healthcare needs.