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AMY SIMPSON
NHAA Member: #158061
ABN: 46710321540
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QUALIFICATIONS
BHSc (Naturopathy)
MAdvNatMed (underway)
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Privacy Policy
This privacy policy is to provide to you information on how your personal information (which includes your health information) is collected and used within this practice, and the circumstances in which I may share it with others.
Cancellation Policy
Pre-payment of 30 - 100% is required for all bookings (depending on booking type). I understand that life can get really busy - especially with a young family. Please provide 24 hours of notice if you need to cancel your appointment. Cancellations within 24 hours will be charged the 30% deposit however this can be redeemed at your next appointment.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. What are your qualifications:
I hold a Bachelor of Naturopathy from Torrens University. I am a member of, and hold insurance with, the Naturopaths and Herbalists Association of Australia (NHAA), member number: 158061. I am currently undertaking my Master's in Advanced Naturopathic Medicine from Southern Cross University.
2. Where are you located:
I am located in Bendigo, Central Victoria. I operate a telehealth model via Zoom so you can book a consultation from anywhere in Australia.
3. Can I book from outside of Australia:
Yes and no. You could book a consultation for lifestyle changes however I cannot prescribe herbal or nutritional medicines to outside of Australia. I work with Australian currency only and with Australian Eastern Standard Time. Please note that anyone anywhere can call themselves a 'naturopath' - in most places in the world it is not a protected title. I recommend that you look up the World Naturopathic Federation and find a local association who will be able to put you in touch with a qualified practitioner.
4. Can I get a concession price:
Yes, if you are an Australian health care card holder, I offer heavily discounted consultation fees. Please see my Services & Bookings page for more information.
National Code of Conduct
The National Code of Conduct for health care workers is a statutory code of conduct that sets minimum standards of practice for health care workers who are not registered under the National Registration Accreditation Scheme.
