WELL-BEING WEDNESDAY
EPISODE 25
Lisa Jolly
Naturopathic Practitioner – Gold Coast QLD

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In this episode, we welcome Lisa Jolly – a naturopathic practitioner who has loves helping women find calm amidst the chaos.
Lisa Jolly is a naturopathic practitioner, practicing natural medicine for around a decade.
Lisa has developed her own unique way of practicing, incorporating traditional practices of nutrition, herbal medicine and homeopathic medicine as well as light therapy, Neuro-emotional Technique and bio-resonance therapy. She also runs annual health retreats to help her clients achieve optimal states of health and wellbeing. Lisa considers wellness as much more than the absence of disease or symptoms, but rather a vibrant state of whole mind, body and soul.
Lisa has a special interest in helping women find a state of calm amongst the chaos that life often delivers, and is in the process of creating a number of online programs to help educate women on how to achieve this through nourishment of their nervous system.
Lisa practices both online and in a clinical setting on the Gold Coast, Queensland.
Lisa’s top well-being tips:
- Prioritise good quality sleep – Waking and feeling refreshed is a sign you’ve had good quality sleep. Although other factors may be at play
- Prioritise self-care – Wellness is not a fluke; put some time, effort and energy into your wellbeing and put it on your to do list.
- Bring your body back to a state of calm – Manage stress; counteract periods of busyness with recovery and downtime. If we stay in a constant state of stress, then it creates a non-healing inflammatory pattern in our body.
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