Oria Haven lists 145 wellness practices in Perth Central, across 18 categories. The most common are Holistic & Natural Therapies (18), Beauty & Self-Care (15) and Fitness & Movement (13). They are spread across 26 suburbs. 16 publish a starting price, running from $12 to $599 with a median of $82. 101 publish a price band, and the most common is $60–200 (53 of them). Eight of the 145 run sessions that are free or by donation. 37 offer online or hybrid sessions.
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A clinical psychologist who holds sessions outdoors instead of in a consulting room — walking side by side, with an initial assessment by video call first. Group hikes, multi-day trips and corporate programs run seasonally. Sessions are Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Fridays at varying locations, and seated or flat-ground options are available.
Belinda guides forest bathing (shinrin-yoku) walks in bushland and gardens within about an hour of the Perth CBD, and also works in the South West. Walks are deliberately slow — roughly 2km over two to three hours, with long pauses for stillness and sensory exercises rather than distance covered. Nature journaling, workshops and workplace sessions are also offered.
Paediatric occupational therapy for children, adolescents and families: comprehensive and functional capacity assessments, an ADHD clinic, Circle of Security and Tuning into Kids programs, school screens and outreach — in clinic, at home and at school. An NDIS-approved provider with AHPRA-registered therapists.
Clinics in Subiaco Square and Edgewater offering children's and adult speech pathology, gender-affirming voice training, mobile visits and telehealth — one of the few practices in the metro listing adult voice work alongside paediatric therapy.
Occupational therapy for adults across neurological and physical rehabilitation, home assessments and modifications, dementia management, seating and pressure care, and palliative support — in Shenton Park rooms, in clients' homes across the metro, and by telehealth to rural and interstate clients. DVA, home care packages and Medicare chronic disease pathways accepted.
A Walcott Street speech pathology practice with a focus on autism and neurological diversity: assessments spanning developmental language disorder, articulation, auditory processing, executive function and dyslexia, alongside individual therapy, social groups for preteens and teens, school screening and staff training.
Chris Anastasios, an ESSA-accredited exercise physiologist, runs a strength-first clinic on Newcastle Street: orthopaedic and spinal rehabilitation, chronic condition management and sports-specific training, with objective testing on VALD ForceDecks. Medicare, DVA, workers compensation, NDIS and private health pathways accepted.
Physiotherapy and exercise physiology attached to a 24/7 gym on Brown Street: 45-minute initial consults, sports injury management, dry needling and massage, with WorkCover, motor vehicle, Medicare and DVA pathways all handled. Physio hours run early mornings to 8pm most weekdays plus weekends.
An established Murray Street osteopathic clinic offering structural osteopathy alongside the Perrin Technique, Mummy MOT postnatal assessments, massage and dry needling. Open Monday to Saturday with weekday reception, treating everyone from infants to seniors.
Dr Alex Freeman brings more than twenty years of practice to complex cases, joined by Dr Joel Maylor with an exercise-science background. Hands-on care spans adjustments, dry needling and soft-tissue therapy, with bulk-billed imaging available and no GP referral needed. Both practitioners are AHPRA-registered.
We list 145 practices in Perth Central, most commonly holistic & natural therapies (18), beauty & self-care (15), fitness & movement (13) and health & allied health (13).
Among the Perth Central practices that publish a starting price, sessions begin from $12, with a typical starting price around $82. Prices are set by each practice and change without notice.
8 of the 145 practices listed in Perth Central run sessions that are free or by donation.
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 to keep it accurate and add photos, offers and booking links. We never take a cut of bookings, and enquiries go straight to the practice.