Alys Pardoe teaches Ashtanga and vinyasa in Margaret River, with breathwork and sound sessions run separately. Ashtanga follows a set sequence every time, which is the reason people either seek it out or leave it alone — worth knowing before a first class.
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Wellness in Margaret River & South
Most of what Margaret River & South offers is Spa & Recovery and Mind & Mental Wellbeing — and there is more besides.
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Find your kind of wellness in Margaret River & South
A boutique beauty and skin studio in Meeka House on Bussell Highway, in the middle of Margaret River. Facials, brows, lashes and skin needling, with guided at-home skin plans offered alongside the in-studio appointments.
Diego Franca keeps treatment rooms in both Margaret River and Cowaramup, so the drive is short from either. Sessions are hands-on osteopathy with soft tissue work, and dry needling is offered as part of a consultation rather than separately. Osteopaths are registered with AHPRA.
Counselling and psychological services at 10 Mann Street, a short walk from the centre of Margaret River. The practice sees individuals and couples, and its counsellors are post-graduate trained.
Christian Johnson and Sophie Paterson practise together in Margaret River, combining mental health occupational therapy, psychotherapy and creative arts therapy. Sophie's work is with teenagers and young adults, roughly twelve to twenty-four.
A small studio at Gnarabup, a few minutes from the water, running vinyasa, yin and restorative classes alongside mat Pilates. Breathwork and sound sessions appear on the timetable rather than running weekly. Being at the beach end rather than in town is the whole character of it.
Helen Shaylor consults from a room on Bussell Highway in Cowaramup, seeing people from across the region and from Busselton and Dunsborough. Consultations are one to one and booked in advance rather than taken as walk-ins.
A naturopathic clinic on Holben Road at Cowaramup, the village between Margaret River and Dunsborough. Consultations cover naturopathy, herbal medicine and homeopathy, and appointments are made directly with the clinic rather than through a booking platform.
A wood-fired Finnish sauna on wheels, run by a Finnish and German couple, moving around the Margaret River area with cold plunge and breathwork sessions. Wood-fired rather than electric, which is a different heat and the reason people seek it out.
A clinical psychology practice at 1 Semillon Road, on the northern edge of Margaret River. Appointments are individual, and the practice lists counselling and therapy alongside clinical psychology.
A treatment room in the middle of Margaret River offering massage and facials, with a private infrared sauna that can be booked alongside a treatment or on its own. Closer to a small day spa than a clinic.
Midwifery care across the region, with attendance at birth either at home or in hospital. The practice covers Margaret River, Cowaramup and Busselton, so visits happen where you are rather than at a clinic.
Naturopathic consultations at 146 Bussell Highway, on the main street through Margaret River. This is a single practitioner rather than a multi-room clinic, so appointments are arranged directly.
A recovery room in the middle of town with both saunas — traditional Finnish and infrared — alongside a hot plunge and an ice bath. Massage is booked separately. Being on Bussell Highway makes it the one you can walk to rather than drive to.
A physiotherapy practice on Station Road with its own studio next to the consulting rooms, so Pilates and strength and balance classes run in the same building as the appointments. Remedial massage is booked separately. Physiotherapists are registered with AHPRA.
Psychological therapy in the centre of Margaret River, run by an accredited mental health social worker. Sessions are one to one with adults, and the practice describes its approach as evidence-based.
A mobile sauna parked at the Rivermouth carpark, so the cold plunge is the Indian Ocean rather than a tub. Sweat, walk down, get in, repeat. Check the schedule before driving out — it moves.
Marisa Budd is a Reiki Master in Margaret River, and Reiki is the heart of Shalom Healing: traditional Reiki, Reiki with intuitive healing, and Reiki classes for people who want to learn it themselves. Marisa is also a counsellor, and runs group sound healing sessions at different times through the year. There is no shopfront; appointments are arranged directly.
9 places have no street address on file, so they are not on the map.
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Margaret River & South in figures
- 4 of 11 open past 7pm on at least one day Of the places that publish their hours.
- 6 of 11 open on a Saturday or Sunday Of the places that publish their hours.
Counted from the places Oria Haven lists here, which last changed 8 October. A place counts once for each kind of practice it offers. Prices are the lowest each place publishes for a session; many publish none, and each sets and changes its own.
What's on in Margaret River & South
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Wellness in Margaret River & South: common questions
What wellness is there in Margaret River & South?
Oria Haven lists 18 places in Margaret River & South across 12 kinds of practice. The most common are Spa & Recovery (6), Mind & Mental Wellbeing (4) and Health & Allied Health (3). A place counts once for each kind of practice it offers.
How does Oria Haven choose which practices to list?
We build the directory ourselves rather than taking paid submissions, so a practice appears because it exists and serves Perth — not because it paid. Practices can claim their listing for nothing and keep it accurate, photos included. Paid plans add booking links, offers and visitor stats. We never take a cut of bookings, and enquiries go straight to the practice.