Tui Na (pronounced "twee nah") is a Chinese Medicine bodywork treatment that uses a combination of massage, acupressure and other forms of body manipulation.

Jackie Morgan is adamant her business, Eunoia Soul Rituals, would never have happened without her time at the Endeavour College of Natural Health.

A great way to use up your stash of juicy mangos is to make this quick veggie Mango Curry, it's perfect for Summer as it puts a spin on the classic red curry flavours.

When you finish a health degree, you might realise that a full-time clinic career isn’t for you. If you love to write, health writing might be a good alternative. But how do you become a health writer? Here are the first few steps to get you started.

Both Clinical Nutritionists and Dieticians practice evidence-based medicine and hold the same overarching vision – better food, better health and wellbeing for all. However, the two practices draw on different philosophies.

In the last year of her Naturopathy degree, Christine Lennon dreaded the question, “What are you going to do when you finish?” As it turns out, an internship in her final year answered the question for her.

When life gives you lemons, make lemonade, or so the saying goes. Nutritionist Justyna Kalka has done just that and then found other people to share the recipe with

Adele Bishop took time out from her job as an events manager to travel for a year. While travelling, she realised she wanted to change her career to one that helps others. In acupuncture, Adele has found a career where she can help people on both a local and a global level. 

When we think of healing we often go straight to the physical; healing our bones, our skin, our digestive system – yet, sometimes we need a little bit of self-indulgence or as its known ‘chocolate therapy’ to support the healing process.