Marianne Edwards · Manly, Sydney
Whole-person naturopathy for women & families
I’m Marianne, a clinical naturopath, Christian counsellor and tutor. I support women with fatigue, gut health and preconception care, and families with everyday wellbeing, always alongside your medical care.
- Bachelor of Health Science (Naturopathy)
- Accredited ATMS member
- Bachelor of Education
- In clinic, at home & online
Grace · Learning · Wellness
Three ways I walk alongside you
The name of my practice holds the three parts of my work. Each is offered with the same care: time to listen, respect for the whole person and practical next steps.
- Grace
Christian Counselling
A gentle, faith-based space to talk, reflect and, if you’d like, pray, as you find your next step.
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Tutoring
Patient, encouraging tutoring from a qualified teacher, so children grow in understanding and confidence.
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Naturopathy
Unhurried consultations and a written plan built around you, alongside your medical care.
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Naturopathy
How I can support you
Unhurried consultations, a written plan and the reasoning behind every recommendation, in the areas I know and care about most.
01Fatigue & burnout
For women who feel worn down, tired but wired, or running on empty after carrying a lot for a long time.
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02Gut health
A calm, step-by-step approach to bloating, irregular digestion and the gut–brain connection.
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03Fertility & preconception
Calm, practical preparation for you and your partner, alongside your GP or fertility specialist.
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04Online naturopathy
The same unhurried time and written plan by video, wherever you are in Australia.
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05Home visits
Unhurried care at home for new mums, busy families and anyone who feels more settled there.
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06Neurodivergent families
Neurodiversity-affirming support for the whole family’s everyday wellbeing.
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Hello, I’m Marianne
Care that sees the whole person
Before I became a naturopath, I spent decades in education, teaching children and walking alongside their families. That experience still shapes how I work: I listen carefully, explain the why behind every recommendation, and go at a pace that suits you.
My practice is evidence-informed, bringing together current research and traditional knowledge. I have a special interest in women’s health, the gut–brain connection, stress, and neurodiversity-affirming family care.
Working together
What to expect
- 1
Get in touch
Send me a message about what you’re looking for. We’ll work out together whether I’m the right person to help, and which kind of appointment suits you.
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Your first consultation
Around 90 unhurried minutes on your health history, food, sleep, stress, digestion and what matters most to you.
- 3
A written plan
Afterwards you receive a clear, written plan with the reasoning behind each recommendation, so you know the why, not just the what.
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Follow-ups
We review how things are going and adjust the plan as life changes, at a pace that feels manageable.
Ready when you are
Send me a message about what you’re looking for, and we’ll work out the best next step together. There’s no pressure and no obligation.