Integrative Health Practitioner courses in New South Wales

An Aromatherapist uses essential oils to treat physical and emotional health issues, providing personalised care in clinics or home offices.

Remedial Massage Therapists treat muscle issues and dysfunctions using various techniques, aiding athletes and chronic disease patients.

Massage Therapists use various techniques to help clients relax, recover, and destress, working in clinics, spas, resorts, or fitness centres.

A Myotherapist treats soft tissue issues using massage, acupressure, and other techniques, working in clinics or home-based offices.

A Shiatsu Massage Therapist treats clients by applying pressure to key body points, addressing issues like back and neck pain while requiring strong communication skills.

A Remedial Yoga Therapist tailors yoga to support clients’ specific health needs, offering individual or group sessions to address physical or chronic issues.

A Natural Therapist treats patients using natural techniques like aromatherapy, massage, and herbal medicine, creating tailored plans.

An Ayurvedic Practitioner treats patients using traditional Indian therapies, creating personalised treatment plans that may include meditation, yoga, and massage.

A Reflexology Therapist applies pressure to specific points on clients' feet, hands, or ears to enhance health and well-being, while educating them and maintaining treatment records.

An Acupuncturist uses fine needles to relieve pain and enhance well-being, creating treatment plans and working in clinics or wellness centres.

A Herbalist develops treatment plans using plant-based remedies, assesses symptoms, prepares herbal medicines, and offers lifestyle guidance.

A Naturopath uses alternative therapies to treat patients, specialising in areas like herbal medicine or acupuncture, with strong communication skills.

A Clinical Hypnotherapist uses hypnosis to help clients manage psychological issues by promoting positive change through relaxation.