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Oria Haven lists 491 wellness practices across Perth — 31 categories, 132 suburbs — every one checked by hand. Pick a practice below; suburb, price and style come after.
491 hand-checked places across Perth · Updated 9 October
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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.
A Hobart Street studio that splits its Pilates by how closely you are watched rather than by how hard it is — clinical sessions cap at three, reformer classes at six, both fifty minutes. An assessment comes first either way. Women's health, pregnancy and postnatal physiotherapy run from the same rooms, and the studio states its clinical sessions are claimable through health funds.
A myotherapy practice inside Westfield Whitford City, working on neuromusculoskeletal pain, posture and recovery from injury. Appointments are run long as standard rather than in the short slots a shopping-centre address might suggest, and treatment combines hands-on work with dry needling, cupping and exercise the client takes away.
A boxing gym on Wittenoom Street that separates learning the craft from being hit. Boxing Basics is a beginners' class in technique with no contact, and the partner drills that follow rule out contact to the head; sparring is a separate club you opt into by invitation. Classes run forty to fifty minutes, with a strength session in the same timetable.
A Bikram studio south of the river, running the original set sequence in a heated room. The studio makes a point of the practice being for people who do not think of themselves as yoga people — its own words are that you do not need to be fit, or young, or a devotee — and first-timers are given mat and towel hire at no cost. An introductory pass covers twenty-five days of unlimited classes.
A multi-disciplinary practice whose wellness coaching starts with a 20 to 30 minute consultation with an integrative health practitioner, taken face to face, by phone or by video. Coaching runs beside the clinic's other rooms — functional medicine, movement coaching, physiotherapy, chiropractic, acupuncture and massage — so a coaching client can be referred sideways without leaving the building. Open weekdays from 6.30am to 6pm.
Health coaching from Lou Carbone, certified through the Institute for Integrative Nutrition in both general and hormone health coaching. Work is sold as programmes rather than single appointments — a six-month one-to-one course, a shorter starter programme and a group detox and nourishment round — with functional testing available inside them. Sessions run online or in person around Perth, and a free 15-minute call comes first.
Ruth Balsiger coaches from an Ayurvedic starting point, working through food, routine and the seasons rather than a fixed plan. Sessions cover gut health, hormonal balance, mindful eating and nervous-system support, and clients get messaging access between appointments. Mostly online with some in-person work around Perth. She also publishes a podcast and a recipe book, and the site carries a dosha quiz as a way in.
Nutrition and lifestyle coaching from Sarah Hopkins, a CHEK holistic health coach at level three with a decade of clinical practice behind her. The work is weighted towards women's cycles and fertility — preconception, IVF preparation, endometriosis and hormonal patterns — with gut health and IBS alongside. Booking is through the site's own calendar.
Michelle Bishop coaches from a psychology and education background, with twenty-five years of it in Perth. Sessions run long — an hour and a half to two hours — and can be taken individually, as a pair or as a family. Ground covered includes parenting, mindfulness, breathwork, communication and the brain-body connection, and she also runs small retreats capped at six. Coaching happens at her place or somewhere the client chooses.
Gina Knight coaches on menopause and on low-carb and ketogenic eating, working from values and motivation rather than a prescribed plan. She is a professional member of the Health Coaches Australia and New Zealand Association and holds PreKure Health Coach certification. Sessions are booked online and start with a free discovery call.
Oria Haven lists 491 wellness practices across Perth — 31 categories, 132 suburbs — every one checked by hand. Pick a practice below; suburb, price and style come after.
Most listings here were built from public information and are waiting for their owner to take them over — each one says so on its own page. We never take a cut of a booking.
Members first means paid and claimed listings lead the list; switch the sort to see them by rating, price or name.
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Oria Haven lists 491 practices across 31 categories, from meditation and yoga to remedial massage, breathwork, sound and float, allied health and outdoor wellness. Every one is checked by hand before it goes up, and the number keeps moving as we work through each area.
Listings are grouped into 2 places: Margaret River and Perth. Each has its own page, and so does every suburb we list a practice in.
Yes. Listing costs nothing and claiming a listing costs nothing — an owner can take over their profile and keep it accurate for free: services, opening hours, prices, amenities, parking, contact details and up to four photos. Paid plans add a booking link, more photos, offers, a timetable and visitor stats, and no plan changes where a practice appears or how it is described.
Most were built from what a practice already publishes about itself, then checked by hand. A listing stays marked Unclaimed until somebody from the business confirms it is theirs. We correct anything that is wrong whether or not a listing has been claimed, and we take listings down on request.
No. Enquiries go straight to the practice and they reply to you directly. Ordinary directory enquiries and direct links to practices remain commission-free, and we never charge you for an introduction. Some separately labelled retreat recommendations use affiliate links, which may earn Oria Haven a commission from the booking provider.
