Sophia Cull

Craigieburn's First Ayurvedic Clinic

Ayurveda is the ancient wisdom of India.  It is referred to as a "Science of Life".  A consultation with our Ayurvedic Practitioner, Sophia, will lead to a 'Tailored Health Plan with Ongoing Support'.  If you have a health concern from an achy muscle to insomnia to digestive complaints that you have tried other remedies for and still not found a solution that suits you, then a chat with Sophia could be your next choice.  The Health Plan she will formulate with you will include actions from the 4 pillars of Health Management - compatible foods, daily routines, remedial treatments and herbal remedies.  For further information on various remedial treatments click on the therapy below that interests you, to lead you to a page with a more detailed explanation.

If you are ready to look through a new window (health paradigm) at an old issue, then make an appointment with Sophia by calling 9305-6582.

Abhyanga (Ayurvedic Massage)

An Ayurvedic Massage, called Abhyunga, is designed with specific techniques to break up the toxins and help our body eliminate waste.  

Shirodhara

This is a drug free solution to insomnia, stress, anxiety and depression.  For 90 minutes you will experience a deep sense of relaxation.  

Kati Basti

For this treatment we use a dough made from black lentil flour to form a swimming pool against the body part we are concentrating on.  We fill the pool with warmed oil, sesame or medicated, and after 20-25 minutes we take it off and perform a massage over the area.

Netra Basti - For Eye Conditions

This is a relaxing treatment while working on your eyes, one at a time.  Your Optic nerve runs close to the key elements of the nervous system.  You know this because if someone throws you a ball suddenly, your reflex to catch it usually is activated.  In this way, if we relax your optic nerve, the rest of your body can then relax.

Nasya - Sinus & Hormonal Treatment

Can one treatment do both?  Yes.

Did you know your Master Glands the Pineal and Pituitary Gland is accessible via your nose?  That was a good design, wasn't it?