Comprehensive Health and Wellness Services
At Liberty Women’s Wellness (LWW), Complete Care includes Dietetics, Kinesiology and Massage Therapy. Nicole, a psychologist, also consults independently from rooms at the clinic.
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Dietitian & Nutrition
Dietetics appointments are provided by an Accredited Practising Dietitian. Dietitians are not registered through Ahpra; the Accredited Practising Dietitian credential is administered by Dietitians Australia.
Appointments may address nutrition questions, eating patterns, food allergies or intolerances, diagnosed health conditions and individual goals. Advice depends on assessment and relevant clinical information.
A dietetics appointment may include:
- discussion of health history and current eating patterns;
- review of relevant medical or pathology information;
- nutrition education and an individual plan where appropriate; and
- coordination with a GP or other treating practitioner when needed.
Results vary and no particular weight or health outcome is promised.
Endocrinology for Women’s Health
Endocrinology appointments at the clinic are provided by Dr Laura Careless, a medical practitioner with specialist registration in Physician, Endocrinology. Ahpra registration: MED0002070905.
Endocrinology for Women’s Health
Endocrinology appointments at the clinic are provided by Dr Laura Careless, a medical practitioner with specialist registration in Physician, Endocrinology. Ahpra registration: MED0002070905.
Kinesiology services
Kinesiology sessions at Liberty Women’s Wellness use gentle muscle-monitoring approaches within a complementary wellbeing service. Sessions focus on discussing wellbeing goals, stressors and lifestyle factors. Kinesiology is not a substitute for medical diagnosis or treatment.
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- Session Approach: Practitioners discuss goals and preferences before planning a session.
- Exploring Wellbeing Factors: Sessions may explore stress, movement, habits and other factors the client wishes to discuss. Muscle testing is used within the kinesiology approach and is not a medical diagnostic test.
- Individual Session Plan: The session plan is tailored to the client’s stated goals and preferences.
- Complementary Support: Kinesiology is offered as a complementary wellbeing service and should not replace care from a registered health practitioner.
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Dietitian & Nutrition
Dietetics appointments are provided by an Accredited Practising Dietitian. Dietitians are not registered through Ahpra; the Accredited Practising Dietitian credential is administered by Dietitians Australia.
Appointments may address nutrition questions, eating patterns, food allergies or intolerances, diagnosed health conditions and individual goals. Advice depends on assessment and relevant clinical information.
Kinesiology services
Kinesiology sessions at Liberty Women’s Wellness use gentle muscle-monitoring approaches within a complementary wellbeing service. Sessions focus on discussing wellbeing goals, stressors and lifestyle factors. Kinesiology is not a substitute for medical diagnosis or treatment.
Session Approach: Practitioners discuss goals and preferences before planning a session.
Exploring Wellbeing Factors: Sessions may explore stress, movement, habits and other factors the client wishes to discuss. Muscle testing is used within the kinesiology approach and is not a medical diagnostic test.
Individual Session Plan: The session plan is tailored to the client’s stated goals and preferences.
Complementary Support: Kinesiology is offered as a complementary wellbeing service and should not replace care from a registered health practitioner.
Massage
Massage services include remedial, relaxation, pregnancy, oncology, sports, lymphatic drainage and deep tissue massage. The approach is adapted to individual preferences, health history and any relevant clinical advice.
Massage involves hands-on work with soft tissues. Sessions are planned around comfort, goals and relevant health considerations. Individual experiences and outcomes vary.
Pregnancy and perimenopause massage is adapted to individual comfort, health history and clinical considerations. Massage is not a substitute for medical assessment or treatment.
Private health fund rebates may be available depending on your fund, level of cover and the individual therapist’s provider status. Please check with your fund before your appointment.
Massage sessions may support the following goals, depending on individual circumstances:
- Relaxation and a sense of calm.
- Management of some muscle tension or discomfort.
- Comfortable movement and flexibility.
- Relaxation as part of a broader wellbeing routine.
- Complementary support that does not replace medical or mental health care.
Massage
Massage services include remedial, relaxation, pregnancy, oncology, sports, lymphatic drainage and deep tissue massage. The approach is adapted to individual preferences, health history and any relevant clinical advice.
Massage involves hands-on work with soft tissues. Sessions are planned around comfort, goals and relevant health considerations. Individual experiences and outcomes vary.
Pregnancy and perimenopause massage is adapted to individual comfort, health history and clinical considerations. Massage is not a substitute for medical assessment or treatment.
Private health fund rebates may be available depending on your fund, level of cover and the individual therapist’s provider status. Please check with your fund before your appointment.
Massage sessions may support the following goals, depending on individual circumstances:
- Relaxation and a sense of calm.
- Management of some muscle tension or discomfort.
- Comfortable movement and flexibility.
- Relaxation as part of a broader wellbeing routine.
- Complementary support that does not replace medical or mental health care.
Nicole – Psychologist
Nicole is a psychologist who consults independently from rooms at Liberty Women’s Wellness.
