Perpetual Wellbeing - Naturopaths & Nutritionists

09/09/2026

Ever Googled a health question and ended up even more confused?

Maybe you’ve got a question you’re too embarrassed to mention to friends or family. It might feel awkward, personal or “silly”—so you search online instead, only to find conflicting information and even more questions.

Trust us—if you’re wondering about it, someone else probably is too. 💚

Send your question through our DMs—anonymously, if you prefer—and our amazing naturopath Amy may answer it in an upcoming video. With over 7 years of experience, Amy is super relatable, easy to engage with and passionate about making health conversations feel comfortable and approachable. No names, screenshots or identifying details will ever be shared.

Hormones? Digestion? Bowels? Sleep? Menopause? Stress? Supplements? Nothing is too awkward, strange or insignificant.

📩 Slide into our DMs and ask away. Your question could help someone else too.

07/09/2026

We’re here for you—even when we’re not at the desk!

Our admin desk will be physically staffed during the week of 7 September:

💚 Monday: 9am–5pm
💚 Wednesday: 9am–5pm
💚 Thursday: 3pm–7pm
💚 Friday: 9am–12pm

Need us outside these hours? You can still send us an email or leave a voicemail—both are monitored while the clinic is closed, and we’ll get back to you as soon as possible.

Because apparently emails, voicemails and patient questions don’t believe in office hours! 😄

The Perpetual Wellbeing Team

04/09/2026

We’ll be open this Saturday from 8:00am–11:00am for patient pickups.
If you’re running low on supplements, please order ahead so we can have everything ready for you.
3075 7090
[email protected]
We look forward to seeing you!

01/09/2026

PERPETUAL WELLBEING IS 18! 🌿🎉

This week, we’re celebrating 18 years of Perpetual Wellbeing — 18 years of learning, evolving, problem-solving and supporting our patients on their journey towards better health.

Since opening our doors in 2008, our mission has remained the same: to provide personalised, evidence-informed natural healthcare that looks beyond symptoms, explores the underlying drivers of health, and helps people feel genuinely heard and supported.

Over the past 18 years, the clinic has grown and evolved enormously, but that commitment remains at the heart of everything we do.

To every patient who has trusted us with their health, every practitioner and team member who has been part of our journey, and everyone who has recommended or supported Perpetual Wellbeing along the way — thank you. 💚

We’re incredibly proud to reach this milestone and excited about what the next chapter will bring.

Here’s to 18 years of Perpetual Wellbeing — and many more to come. 🌿✨

30/08/2026

Nevins is back from overseas! The jet lag may still be kicking her bottom, but our resident workaholic is already back at the helm and keeping everything ticking along.

From 31 August, our reception and clinic management hours will be a little more regular. However, as anyone who knows Nevins will understand, “not in the clinic” doesn’t necessarily mean “not working.”

On our closed days, emails and voicemails will still be monitored. Whether you need help with an appointment, a supplement order, or general clinic administration, please leave a message, and Nevins will get back to you as soon as she can.

3075 7090
[email protected]

28/08/2026

We’ll be open this Saturday from 8:00am–11:00am for patient pickups.

If you’re running low on supplements, please order ahead so we can have everything ready for you.

3075 7090
[email protected]

We look forward to seeing you!

15/08/2026

12/08/2026

Ask me again next week, and I may have a completely different answer… but right now, THIS is the health myth I would love to retire. 🌿

“Your iron is low? You must have heavy periods, or you’re not eating enough steak.”

If only it were always that simple.

Heavy menstrual bleeding and inadequate dietary iron absolutely can contribute to low iron—but they’re not the only possibilities.

When I see low or repeatedly declining iron, I’m also thinking about questions such as:

🌿 Are we absorbing the iron being consumed?
🌿 Could gut health or a condition such as coeliac disease be affecting absorption?
🌿 Is there another source of blood loss that needs medical investigation?
🌿 Are the body’s iron requirements currently higher?
🌿 And most importantly—do we actually understand WHY this person’s iron is low?

Sometimes replacing iron is an important part of the plan.

But I don’t want the conversation to stop there.

Persistent, recurrent or unexplained low iron deserves appropriate assessment—not an assumption that you just need more steak.

If you feel like you keep addressing the number without anyone stepping back to look at the bigger picture, I’d love to help you explore it alongside appropriate medical care.

🌿 Amy Angus | Clinical Naturopath
Meet Amy and book a consultation:
https://www.perpetualwellbeing.com.au/amy-angus-nd/