Kirsty Wirth

I am a passionate educator with a mission to ensure that everyone has access to the latest information on all topics relating to the gut and in this case it's the tattoo connection to heavy metals and parasites.

I am here because like most people I have had health challenges that have been significant and unfortunately I didn't have access to much needed knowledge until late in my life. If I had access to the kind of information I know now my life would have been extremely different and so would the health of my kids. So my aim is to ensure that I reach as many people as possible to educate and inspire everyone to know that there is hope and we can make a change to find health and vitality.

Callan Krause

As a child, my father's obsession with Moshe Feldenkrais and his motto of 'awareness through movement' had a profound impact on me. Over time, this awareness became ingrained in me without my even realizing it. We used to observe people on the beach and try to identify asymmetries in their gait. He would ask me questions like 'how many ways can someone sit in a chair?' or the most important one that I now always ask my clients, 'how does that feel?'

Later on, I discovered the work of Paul Chek, which offered a more holistic approach than standard physiotherapy. My friend and current business partner, Jake, had his back rehabilitated by a Chek practitioner instead of undergoing the spinal fusion that many therapists had recommended. I sought out the world's top experts in the areas that interested me and studied under them. Through this, I developed my own unique approach to bodywork.

Together, we're at the forefront of holistic physical therapy in Australia. We travel throughout the country to teach our methods and continue to expand our reach, empowering people with techniques and concepts to maintain a healthy musculoskeletal system as they age.