ReMed Natural Medicine Clinic

ReMed Natural Medicine Clinic ReMed is committed to finding a health solution that makes a difference and gives you lasting result Is it a food reaction? BUT it’s not normal. Don’t give up!

At ReMed, we know you want to be healthy and vibrant 🌟

Yet so many women are dragging themselves through life - maybe your energy levels just aren’t what they used to be - sluggish, bloated, flat or irritable…. These are many of the things we hear in clinic every single day
We understand what it is like. Knowing that something is not quite right, being told that there is ‘nothing wrong with you’

– is it hormones? Is it just because I am getting older? We know that there is a reason and have helped over 6,127 women get their spark back. There is an answer that can help you, and that is why we help women discover what is really going on so they can resolve it once and for all

Here’s how it works:
✔️ Book an assessment with our experienced team
✔️ Get a personalised plan to identify what is going on and how to resolve it
✔️ Implement the plan delivered in a step-by-step process
✔️ Feel amazing and tell all of your friends

🛑 You don’t have to keep dragging yourself through life, so book an assessment today and re-discover life as it is meant to be. https://remed.com.au/meet-the-team/

22/06/2026

Mia discusses how winter can affect energy, mood, sleep and overall well being for the whole family. While colder months often bring more challenges, simple routines around sleep, meals, movement, hydration and time outdoors can help create a greater sense of balance and resilience.

Small, consistent habits often have a bigger impact than people realise when it comes to supporting family health through winter.

Winter has a way of highlighting different things for different families.For some, it is the increase in coughs, colds, ...
20/06/2026

Winter has a way of highlighting different things for different families.

For some, it is the increase in coughs, colds, and disrupted sleep. For others, it is noticing that children seem a little more tired, a little less resilient, or that routines which normally run smoothly suddenly require more effort than they did a few months ago. Sometimes it is not one specific thing at all, but a general sense that everyone is operating with a little less capacity than usual.

What we often notice in clinic is that families are usually very aware of these shifts, even if they do not always stop to acknowledge them. Life continues, routines carry on, and people adapt to what is in front of them.

But paying attention to seasonal changes can be surprisingly helpful. They often provide clues about what a family may need more of during that particular time of year, whether that is more rest, more downtime, more nourishing meals, more time outdoors, more connection, or simply a little more flexibility in expectations.

We'd love to hear from you.

What changes do you tend to notice most in your family during winter?

For many families, winter becomes a season of reacting to whatever is happening in the moment.Someone is recovering from...
18/06/2026

For many families, winter becomes a season of reacting to whatever is happening in the moment.

Someone is recovering from an illness, routines are being adjusted, sleep is a little disrupted, and before long the weeks seem to disappear without much opportunity to check in on how everyone is actually tracking.

What often gets overlooked during busy periods is that health is not only about managing problems when they arise. It is also about creating the conditions that help children stay well, recover well, and build resilience over time.

Winter can be a valuable opportunity to support the foundations of health, from nutrition and sleep to nervous system regulation, energy, immunity, and overall well being.

If you would like personalised support for your child this winter, appointments are available here:
https://remed-natural-medicine-clinic.simplecliniconline.com/diary

16/06/2026

Andra highlights the important role sleep plays in supporting the immune system, especially during winter. When the body is well rested, it is better equipped to respond to infections and recover when illness occurs. Consistent sleep routines, reduced screen time and allowing extra rest when needed can all make a meaningful difference to overall health and resilience.

Last call to join us live for The Gut-Brain Breakthrough.This free online masterclass is being led by Keonie Moore, foun...
15/06/2026

Last call to join us live for The Gut-Brain Breakthrough.
This free online masterclass is being led by Keonie Moore, founder of ReMed Kids Clinic and creator of The Moore Method®.

For more than 19 years, Keonie has supported families navigating complex neurological, behavioural and immune-related conditions. Her work includes supporting more than 500 families, contributing to peer-reviewed medical literature, speaking at 5 international conferences, receiving international recognition for her work in children’s health and PANS/PANDAS, and being featured in Mamamia.

But this work is also personal. Keonie’s own experience as a mother shaped the questions, research and clinical framework behind The Moore Method®.

Inside this free masterclass, Keonie will explore the critical relationship between the gut, immune system, neuroinflammation, brain function, genetics, nutritional biochemistry and environmental triggers.

The Gut-Brain Breakthrough
Why Some Children Continue to Struggle Despite Therapy, Medication and the Best Intentions
📅 Thursday 18th June
🕖 7:00pm – 8:30pm AEST
💻 Free online masterclass

For parents of children with ADHD, autism, anxiety, PANS/PANDAS, OCD tendencies, tics, gut issues or emotional regulation challenges.

Comment GUT-BRAIN below and we’ll send you the registration link, or register here:
🔗 https://mentoring.keonie.com.au/gut-brain-breakthrough-registration

People often describe feeling more exhausted during winter and assume it is simply because the weather is colder or the ...
14/06/2026

People often describe feeling more exhausted during winter and assume it is simply because the weather is colder or the days are shorter.

While seasonal changes absolutely influence energy, winter fatigue is usually a bit more layered than that. Sleep can become disrupted, immune systems are often under more pressure, movement decreases, stress accumulates more easily, and many people spend far less time outdoors or exposed to natural light than they normally would.

For some families, winter also tends to expose areas where the body was already struggling to keep up underneath. Nutrient deficiencies, nervous system depletion, poor recovery, ongoing stress, or repeated illness can all contribute to fatigue feeling heavier and more persistent during this time of year.

This is often why people can still feel exhausted even after resting more or trying to “push through” until the season changes.

Looking at fatigue in context usually gives a much clearer picture of what may actually need support.

Winter mornings often have a different feel to them.Many parents notice that getting children moving in the morning seem...
12/06/2026

Winter mornings often have a different feel to them.

Many parents notice that getting children moving in the morning seems to take a little longer during the colder months. The usual routine that worked perfectly a few months ago can suddenly feel harder. Children may be slower to wake, less enthusiastic about getting ready, or more easily frustrated by things that would not normally bother them.

In many cases, there is nothing wrong. Winter simply asks a bit more of everyone. There is less daylight, people are spending more time indoors, sleep can be disrupted, are more common, and families are often trying to maintain the same pace while carrying a little more fatigue than usual.

This is why small adjustments can sometimes have a bigger impact than we expect. Preparing things the night before, allowing a gentler start to the morning, offering a warm breakfast, and keeping routines predictable can help reduce some of the friction that naturally builds up during this time of year.

It is not about creating the perfect morning routine. It is more about recognising that winter can affect children differently and making a few practical changes that help the whole family start the day feeling a little more settled.

A parent once said to us:“Everyone keeps talking about my child’s behaviour, but nobody is asking what might be driving ...
12/06/2026

A parent once said to us:
“Everyone keeps talking about my child’s behaviour, but nobody is asking what might be driving it.”

And that is exactly why this conversation matters.
Because focus, anxiety, emotional regulation, sleep, OCD tendencies, tics and behaviour do not exist in isolation.

The brain matters.
But the brain is connected to the rest of the body.
The gut.
The immune system.
Inflammation.
Nutritional biochemistry.
Genetics.
Environmental triggers.

For some children, these systems may be playing a much bigger role than many families have ever been told.

That is what Keonie Moore will be exploring in our free online masterclass:
The Gut-Brain Breakthrough
Why Some Children Continue to Struggle Despite Therapy, Medication and the Best Intentions

📅 Thursday 18th June
🕖 7:00pm – 8:30pm AEST
💻 Free online masterclass

This is for parents of children with ADHD, autism, anxiety, PANS/PANDAS, OCD tendencies, tics, gut issues or emotional regulation challenges.

Especially if you have ever wondered:
“What are we missing?”

Comment GUT-BRAIN below and we’ll send you the registration link, or register here:
🔗 https://mentoring.keonie.com.au/gut-brain-breakthrough-registration

Winter can be a demanding season for families.Between disrupted routines, recurring illnesses, changes in energy levels,...
10/06/2026

Winter can be a demanding season for families.

Between disrupted routines, recurring illnesses, changes in energy levels, emotional ups and downs, and the general pace of family life, it’s not uncommon for parents to feel like everyone needs a little more support than usual.

If you've been noticing changes in your child’s health, mood, sleep, behaviour, resilience, or overall wellbeing this winter, an appointment can provide the opportunity to step back and look at the broader picture.

We take a holistic approach to children's health, helping families understand the factors that may be influencing how their child is feeling and functioning, while creating practical and personalised strategies to support them through the season.

You can book an appointment with us here:
https://remed-natural-medicine-clinic.simplecliniconline.com/diary

🧠 Could your child's gut be influencing their brain?When most parents think about ADHD, autism, anxiety, OCD, emotional ...
09/06/2026

🧠 Could your child's gut be influencing their brain?

When most parents think about ADHD, autism, anxiety, OCD, emotional regulation or behavioural challenges, they naturally think about the brain.

But what if some of the answers you've been searching for aren't in the brain at all?

Research is increasingly revealing a powerful connection between the:
✔ Gut
✔ Immune System
✔ Neuroinflammation
✔ Brain

And understanding this connection is changing the way we think about children's health.

Over the past 19 years, I've worked with more than 500 families navigating complex neurological, behavioural and immune-related conditions.

I've seen firsthand how looking beyond symptoms and diagnoses can help parents better understand what may be influencing their child's health and development.

That's why I'm hosting a FREE online masterclass:

The Gut-Brain Breakthrough: Why Some Children Continue to Struggle Despite Therapy, Medication and the Best Intentions

📅 Thursday 18th June
🕖 7:00pm – 8:30pm AEST

During this masterclass, I'll share:

✅ Why some children continue to struggle despite receiving excellent support
✅ The latest research on the Gut-Brain-Immune connection
✅ How nutritional biochemistry, genetics and environmental triggers may influence behaviour and brain function
✅ The framework behind The Moore Method®
✅ What every parent should know about the critical relationship between the gut, immune system and brain

Whether your child has ADHD, autism, anxiety, PANS/PANDAS, OCD, emotional regulation challenges—or you simply know something isn't quite right—this masterclass is for you.

Comment GUT-BRAIN below and we'll send you the registration link, or register here:
🔗 https://mentoring.keonie.com.au/gut-brain-breakthrough-registration

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