At Herbs on the Hill, we understand that abiding by naturopathic advice can be easier said than done. Everyday activities such as work, study and socialising can detract the best of intentions quite easily.

Our approach to naturopathy and herbal medicine takes this into account. Our treatment plans are realistic, with all herbal medicine, vitamin, mineral and diet prescriptions carefully selected to be manageable and effective.

Melissa Morns

When you come in, we’ll make a clear, realistic plan to get your health heading in the right direction. I use high-quality medicinal herbs, clinical nutrition, and practical strategies you can actually apply in your day-to-day life. Getting your health sorted can feel overwhelming, but you don’t have to do it alone. If you’re ready for a change and looking for someone to walk beside you through it, I’m here to help.

Tina is one of our Senior Naturopaths and Clinical Nutritionists, bringing almost 20 years of clinical experience supporting people with a wide range of health presentations. Tina takes an integrative, evidence-informed approach to healthcare and enjoys working collaboratively with patients to understand the factors contributing to their wellbeing.

Joey Travis

Joey Travis is a degree-qualified naturopath offering personalised, whole-person care for women, men, and children seeking a clearer understanding of their health. Her work focuses on identifying the underlying patterns influencing symptoms, rather than addressing concerns in isolation.

At Herbs on the Hill we aim to provide the highest standards in modern Naturopathic practice, where practitioners show their dedication to quality health care by:

1. Working with our clients to determine the most effective path to overcome health problems and achieve wellness.

2. Prioritising the safety of our clients, particularly those using prescribed pharmaceutical medications or with complex health needs.

3. Holding a minimum of a bachelor’s degree in their chosen field.

4. Respecting the value of research evidence in practice and evaluate all available information (including traditional evidence) to identify the most appropriate and relevant treatment options.

5. Acknowledging the limitations of our scope of practice and referring patients to more appropriate health care providers as needed and without hesitation.

Latest Blog posts from out Team of Naturopaths

Simple Breakfast Pancakes

Kids love pancakes (so do we) here is a simple recipe without the simple sugars. Mill 2 cups of rolled oats in the food processor until it becomes a flour consistency, add 1 cups of yoghurt and 1 cup of milk or 2 cups of milk kefir and blend together. Allow to sit at room…

Herbs to Calm the Farm – Week 11 – Lime flowers

Last week we spoke about a herbal medicine that has been getting lots of attention lately, so this week we thought it was only fair that we spoke on one that works quietly in the background, with little attention. This week we are talking about Lime flowers or more formally known as Tilia cordata. Not…

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