Wellspring Blog

Natasha (Tash) Friedman has several medical professionals in her family, but when she left school, the thought of ten years of study put her off becoming a doctor. Turns out she’s doing that anyway and couldn’t be happier!

Chronic stress is a problem that is all too common these days. You think you’ve got it all under control – work, social life, exercise, mindfulness, family time, housework but that sense of “busy-ness” can sometimes be the catalyst for occasional panic,…

If the world of complementary medicine has always fascinated you, then Endeavour College’s Undergraduate Certificate in History and Philosophy of Complementary Medicine is the perfect introduction to this exciting area.

Two out of three Australians see a natural health practitioner or use complementary medicine products. Even though natural medicine is an established part of health care for the majority of Australians, it is still not considered mainstream.

As modern humans, it seems to be a requisite of our culture to fill up the schedule and make the most of every waking second of the day. Whether it’s work or play, we tend to glorify the go-hard or go-home mentality. When exhaustion is a competition and…

The fast-paced lifestyle our society promotes is generating so much illness and imbalance that it is leaving the majority of people feeling as though they are simply surviving, rather than radiating with the health and energy they desire. We must ask ou…

With the current global focus on contagious viral illness, taking measures to support viral immunity has never been more important. Luckily, precautions can and should be taken to improve your immunity against viral illness.

It’s no secret that sisters Caitlin and Larissa Stores love their infrared saunas. With one thriving infrared sauna business in Sydney’s East, Bachelor of Complementary Medicine alumni, Caitlin Stores and her sister both sauna at least three times a wee…

When Caitlin Stores departed Sydney for Fort Lauderdale in Florida, she took her natural health studies with her and loved the experience.

Sara Capacci used naturopathy to conceive her first child and fell in love with its potential to nurture. As a sleep-deprived mother, she enrolled in a degree at Endeavour College and reconnected with her own vitality and purpose.