Meet your Naturopath,
Neisha.

Neisha, owner of Whole Good Health and degree qualified Naturopath, is passionate about all things health and nutrition.

Neisha is based in Hobart, Tasmania and work’s part time at a hospital as a Radiographer. Neisha has worked in the medical system as a Radiographer for over 7 years, gaining profound knowledge, skills and experience alongside other health professionals. Working in the world of conventional medicine however, truly highlighted to her how much of disease in today’s society is preventable and in some cases, reversible. This lead Neisha to return to study, enrolling in a Bachelor of Health Science (Naturopathy) with Torrens University.

Neisha continue’s to share her time between both careers, recognising that there is a time and place for both approaches to one’s health concerns. She is passionate about integrating Naturopathic medicine into our modern world, after seeing first hand through clients and personal experience, the positive impact of lifestyle, diet and environmental factors to an individuals health outcome.

You will find Neisha out in nature on her days off, likely surfing, swimming or adventuring with her little family.

Neisha welcome’s all patients and any health concern, but has a particular interest in women’s health.

How I arrived here -

My dad was diagnosed with Stage IV melanoma at the age of 60. I was 22 years old at the time. He was the epitome of health prior to his diagnosis. Active, social, energetic and healthy. Naturally, this turned my family’s world upside down. Dad received all the advised treatment, which included targeted cell therapy, immunotherapy, neurosurgery aka brain surgery (4 in total) and radiation treatment. This undoubtedly saved his life. 

In addition to the above, however, at the time of diagnosis, dad chose to change his lifestyle. He changed how he ate, how he exercised, how he socialised, and ultimately, how he lived his life. If his prior lifestyle could allow disease to manifest, he wanted to put in workto change how it progressed, or lack thereof. 

Over 7 years on, my dad is still with us, walking, riding, swimming and socialising. He still has brain tumours, of which are stable, meaning nil changes in size, growth or vasculature, and he has been free from any form of medical intervention (including cancer treatment) for over 5 years. 

I truly believe he would not be here today without one or the other, conventional medicine and Naturopathic medicine. So often the body holds the necessary tools for healing, it just needs a little help to get there.