Oria Haven lists 149 wellness practices in Perth Central, across 18 categories. The most common are Fitness & Movement (19), Holistic & Natural Therapies (18) and Beauty & Self-Care (15). They are spread across 26 suburbs. 17 publish a starting price, running from $12 to $599 with a median of $75. 103 publish a price band, and the most common is $60–200 (54 of them). Eight of the 149 run sessions that are free or by donation. 37 offer online or hybrid sessions.
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Established in 1999, this Belmont clinic is run by two AHPRA-registered Chinese medicine practitioners specialising in Master Tung's acupuncture and the Dr Tan Balance Method, alongside Chinese herbal medicine and TCM health assessments. More than forty private health funds are accepted with on-the-spot HICAPS rebates, and Saturday mornings are open.
Traditional Chinese medicine rooms on Newcastle Street with a second clinic in Subiaco. Three AHPRA-registered practitioners offer acupuncture, Chinese herbal medicine, cupping and remedial massage, and the price list is public: $95 for an initial acupuncture consultation, $75 after that, herbal consultations $50 and cupping $40, with HICAPS rebates on the spot.
Running since 1992, this Edward Street clinic brings eight practitioners together across naturopathy, herbal medicine, homeopathy, iridology, reflexology and hypnotherapy. Herbal formulas are compounded on site from European, Western, Chinese and Ayurvedic traditions, with functional testing — gut and DNA panels included — available through the clinic.
The massage arm of a long-standing Beaufort Street physio and podiatry practice: deep tissue, remedial, sports recovery, Swedish, pregnancy massage and myofascial cupping, with health-fund claiming for remedial work. Weekday evenings until 7pm and Saturday mornings make it workable around a job.
Remedial massage inside a physiotherapy practice on Cambridge Street, with therapist Yoko Murai (Massage & Myotherapy Australia member) working 45, 60 and 90-minute sessions on deeper muscle tension and chronic tightness. Health-fund rebates process on site, and Saturdays are covered.
Sports and remedial massage alongside acupuncture, dry needling and laser therapy in a medical-centre suite off Orrong Road. First massage consultations open with a ten-minute assessment before hands go anywhere, and a mobile service covers people who can't come in.
A six-room Hay Street studio with a large therapist team working across deep tissue, remedial, sports and relaxation massage, plus lymphatic drainage, reflexology-style foot work and mobile visits. A registered health provider, so most private funds rebate through HICAPS.
A Rokeby Road institution pairing sports and remedial massage with physiotherapy, dry needling, cupping and pilates — reformer classes included. Open early to 8pm on weekdays with weekend hours, and a South Perth recovery annexe with saunas and cold plunges for the training crowd.
A sports-nutrition-leaning dietitian team consulting from Lathlain, Midland and Mt Claremont, including an advanced sports dietitian with more than twenty years in the field. Strong on endurance sport, adolescent athletes and gut health, with hydration testing and supermarket tour groups alongside standard consultations.
Clare Keating is an accredited practising dietitian and sports dietitian consulting in person at Recwell and online by video across Australia. Individual consultations and personalised meal plans sit alongside workshops for sporting clubs and businesses — a natural fit for anyone training seriously who wants the fuelling side handled properly.
We list 149 practices in Perth Central, most commonly fitness & movement (19), holistic & natural therapies (18), beauty & self-care (15) 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 $75. Prices are set by each practice and change without notice.
8 of the 149 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.