Meet Jade -

If there's one thing you'll be thinking by the time you finish reading my bio, it's "Wow, she's definitely an ADHDer.” Fair call.

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From a rocky high school experience that saw me leave midway through Year 12, to bouncing between journalism and science before finally landing in naturopathy (with two interstate moves thrown in for good measure) — it all makes so much sense now. But what led me to become a naturopath, fiercely passionate about endometriosis? Like many of the 1 in 7 women and AFAB individuals with endo, I experienced excruciating period pain from a young age. This wasn’t your “pop a couple of Panadol and she’ll be right” kind of pain. This was “call me an ambulance, I think I’m dying” kind of pain. So many memories from my teens and twenties are laced with nights spent howling on the bathroom floor, begging for someone to make it stop. Painkiller after painkiller. Scalding hot heat packs that left angry red marks across my belly. And yet another frustrating trip to the GP, leaving with a prescription for “the pill” or Ponstan — again.

It wasn’t until I was 20 that my mum, after witnessing yet another horror show unfold (and thankfully, with her nursing background), urged me to push for answers.

I finally got a referral to a gynaecologist — who was also reluctant to investigate — but I put my foot down and booked a laparoscopy.
The outcome? Not what I expected.

“Everything looks normal.”

Three words we hear far too often. And yet, you know your body — and you know it’s anything but normal.

Deflated and dismissed, I gave up searching for a while.

That changed when I started studying my four-year Bachelor of Health Science in Naturopathy. Every textbook and lecture confirmed what I’d always suspected: this still sounded a lot like endometriosis.

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Fast-forward a few years into practice, I finally found a leading endo surgeon. Within 10 minutes of my first appointment, he spotted endo on a transvaginal ultrasound. A month later, surgery confirmed it — along with a large fibroid on my uterus and a web of adhesions from an appendectomy at 16.

While trying to conceive, we also uncovered a male factor issue and were advised to go straight to IVF. After making just one viable embryo — and bracing ourselves for another round — that single embryo miraculously took… and split into two.

I now have identical twin girls. Chaos, yes. Miracle? Absolutely.

From those lived experiences, I made it my life’s mission to ensure no one else has to endure the long, painful road to a diagnosis like I did. I’m here to help you find the right endo specialist from the start, and only offer you the very best in integrative options to reduce pain and symptoms — because I know how easy it is to waste precious time, money, and hope on empty promises.

Today, I’ve added ADHD, autism, PMDD, adenomyosis, and mild pelvic congestion to my health resume — all while solo parenting.

These experiences give me a deep well of empathy and a sharp clinical lens. I bring a neuroaffirming, trauma-informed, and radically inclusive approach to my work — one where your voice matters and your story is held with the care it deserves.

where you may have seen me

When it comes to chronic gut and hormone conditions, real results come with consistent care

What is Naturopathy?

Everyone practices a little differently, but at its core, Naturopathy is a natural medicine modality that focuses on the whole person sitting in front of them.

Think of us like a detective for your body that considers all aspects rather than looking at just one.

We utilise herbal medicine, nutritional medicine, dietary strategies, lifestyle, and mental wellbeing. We also utilise I wide range of functional testing, as well as having a deep understanding of routine pathology interpretation. 

my approach

My approach to naturopathy is an integrated one, meaning that I like to combine the best of both natural health and modern medicine.

In the space of endometriosis

This might look like providing naturopathic support for pre and post surgery, improving your recovery and staying pain-free.

In the IVF setting

This may look like pre-conception care to improve egg and sperm quality as well as increasing implantation rates.

In the ADHD space

This might look like herbs and supplements alongside taking stimulant medications.

Equally so, you may not need any medical interventions and we can do everything the natural way.

what you'll receive when we work together
in short ?

I’m here for the ones who’ve been overlooked.
For the ones crying in bed with a heat pack wondering if anyone will ever take them seriously.
For the ones trying to conceive while managing chronic symptoms and medical burnout.
For the ones juggling flare-ups, kids, work, and a nervous system on the edge.

If that’s you — welcome.

You’re safe here. You’re believed here. You’re supported here.