Ramy
Ramy left the corporate life to pursue a more hands on career and become a remedial massage therapist, and then Myotherapist, and he hasn’t looked back! He feels as though he has found his second calling and is loving the field of body work.
Ramy is also trained in Electro Dry needling, cupping therapy (Fire cupping is his specialty!) and Gua Sha (scraping / coining) which adds a wow factor to his treatment for those who like a treatment with a twist.
Ramy holds a Diploma of Remedial Massage from Victoria University, as well as an Advanced Diploma in Myotherapy.
Ramy has completed advanced training in Vodder manual lymphatic drainage, and is also a trained Bowen Therapist. At first he was sceptical about Bowen therapy, but after seeing results, he is now very passionate, and loves to use Bowen as a therapy to help with back pain and anxiety, as well as incorporating it into other treatments.
Ramy is a registered provider for all major health funds.
Myotherapist
Zoey
AcupuncturistZoey is a registered Chinese Medicine practitioner, graduating from a 4 year Bachelor of Chinese Medicine/Acupuncture from the Southern School of Natural therapies. She also holds a diploma of Remedial Massage from Victoria University.
She loves treating a wide variety of conditions as Chinese Medicine is about bringing the body back to balance. In the clinic she often treats pain, women’s health -painful periods, PCOS, amenorrhea etc), supporting fertility, and pregnancy, and mental health.
Zoey is a Bowen Therapist, another modality she is very passionate about. This manual therapy works with the nervous system, connective tissue (fascia), and acupressure points in the body. Releasing muscles through ‘Bowen’ moves that roll over muscles.
Zoey has been trained in the energy healing modality Spinal Energetics by Dr. Sarah Jane, and has completed foundational training with Integral Energetics.
Zoey is a registered provider for all major health funds. AHPRA registration number CMR0002868781.
Lydia
Lydia is a qualified Kinesiologist and Mind–Body Medicine practitioner who works with the understanding that the body carries the imprint of stress, lived experiences, and long-held patterns. Through gentle, collaborative sessions, she helps uncover the deeper “why” behind what the nervous system may still be holding onto, creating space for meaningful and sustainable change.
She offers a calm, nurturing environment where clients feel heard, respected, and supported. Using kinesiology muscle monitoring alongside supportive dialogue, Lydia works with the body’s feedback to identify imbalances.
Sessions integrate principles from Traditional Chinese Medicine, including the meridian system and acupressure points, to assist nervous system regulation and support the body’s natural capacity to return to balance.
Lydia works with adults experiencing stress, overwhelm, anxiety, emotional strain, fatigue, and life transitions, and has a particular interest in supporting women and families. Her approach is gentle, empowering, and paced according to each person’s readiness, with a focus on helping clients reconnect with their inner stability, clarity, and sense of self.
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