As Physiotherapist, Pilates instructor and former elite gymnast, Natasha has a unique and deep understanding of body movement and the interventions that can promote healing. 

Natasha provides accurate, holistic programming and coaching for her patients. 

Amanda specialises in the treatment of scar tissue in breast cancer patients. She is renowned for her unique treatment approach addressing areas of concern that may be present after surgery and radiation therapy. 

As a breast cancer patient herself she also offers insight and empathy for her patients.

Heather is a Physiotherapist and Accredited Lymphoedema Practitioner. She is passionate about breast cancer rehabilitation and providing personalised care for those undergoing their cancer journey. 

Outside of work she enjoys ocean swimming and travelling with her family. 

Associate Professor Oh is an integrative oncology practitioner (evidence based complementary medicine) with clinical and research interests in acupuncture, lifestyle medicine, and gut health including oncobiome. 

He has research and clinical experience at Dana-Farber Cancer Institute, Harvard Medical School (HMS), USA. 

Anna-Louise is an Accredited Exercise Physiologist specialising in oncology and the management of chronic conditions through exercise and lifestyle management. 

She uses evidence-based practice to translate the latest research and guidelines to practical exercise strategies. 

Brendan is an Accredited Exercise Physiologist passionate about applying prescriptive exercise and advice to those faced with significant health challenges. 

He has a deep understanding of exercise and its application in helping those with cancer.

Jane is a highly credentialed cancer Dietitian, trained cook and award-winning cancer book author. She is a passionate advocate for the inclusion of expert dietary advice as part of the overall treatment for cancer. 

People who see Jane feel empowered to shop, cook and balance their needs to support treatment, weight management and other health issues. 

Emily provides specific strategies to assist with changes in mood, sleep, energy levels and anxiety/fears of recurrence which are common concerns for those living with health issues.  

Emily’s warm and pragmatic approach draws upon research-based CBT, ACT, Schema and mindfulness strategies as well as over 20 years of experience. 

Rebecca is a hospital trained Level 4 Oncology Massage Therapist with over 20 years' experience. She works solely with oncology and palliative patients using techniques suited to each person's individual needs.

Beck's graceful and flowing style of massage eases pain, restrictions and anxiety, increasing quality of life and movement, allowing people to reconnect with their body and breathe with more ease.

Ki is an Acupuncturist with keen interest in helping people live well with cancer. He incorporates the latest research and traditional principles to help manage the symptoms of cancer and cancer-related treatments such as pain, fatigue, neuropathy, hot flushes and nausea. 

His research interests involve using acupuncture to help manage multiple, inter-related symptoms, and improve the quality of life in people with cancer.

Kylie offers empathetic support in a confidential and safe environment from an integrative, person-centred approach. 

A breast cancer survivor herself, Kylie genuinely understands that we cannot always control what happens to us, but we can learn to control how we respond by developing self-awareness and empowerment.

A gentle and deeply relaxing touch therapy that assists in managing side effects and symptoms of cancer treatment.

Reducing stress and anxiety levels, allowing space and time to ground and balance the mind and body.

Johanna offers foot, hand and facial reflexology sessions.

Kaye has trained in a variety of yoga styles. Her classes are a soft place to land in the midst of diagnosis, treatment and survivorship. 

She brings compassionate and a down to earth attitude - giving patients tools they can use to navigate their cancer journey with greater calm and ease.

Caroline adopted guided meditation as part of a holistic approach to her own illness after she was diagnosed with stage 3B lung cancer in 2008.  

She leads patients into a space of pause and calm, offering skills to assist with anxiety, sleep, pain and general wellbeing. 

Fiona is a certified Art Therapist and counsellor with many years’ experience working in various oncology settings and a passion for helping people use creative and therapeutic processes to feel better. 

For over a decade she has provided individual, family and group art therapy to people affected by cancer.