Hill Street Doctors run a family style practice, with two female doctors and one male doctor. They…read moreare all very caring, professional and do their best to fit you in at the last minute. The receptionist, Mary, is lovely- she'll make you feel at home while you sit in the small but cosy waiting room. Apart from practicing general medicine, each doctor has their own specialty (hypnosis etc). Feel at ease with the Hill Street Doctors knowing you are in capable hands!

Best psychiatrist I have ever seen. Very patient, empathetic and understanding. Up to date with all…read morethe latest research and drug therapies. Young enough to not be jaded but old enough to have plenty of experience. Highly recommended!

Northbridge Chiropractic Centre was recommended to me by multiple people. At this stage I've come…read moreinto the clinic to see Dr Kim on 4 occasions for two issues I've had. Kim made it so easy to book sessions with her at such short notice. Kim listened to me intently and I couldn't have asked for more. She made adjustments to my back and was very thorough with soft tissue treatment. On all occasions I have left the clinic feeling so much better with exercises and advice to follow. I would recommend these guys to everyone. You can tell they love what they do and are always so friendly to each client. What a team!

Trish offers some great techniques for achieving peace, happiness and manifestations. I did a…read morecourse of 10 sessions and I have to say I have a lot I can work with. She teaches meditation without any mysticism - from a scientific angle which makes grasping and applying it easy. Feeling very inspired and now feel like the world is my oyster... I felt at the end that I learned so much and yet have so much to explore! Thanks so much Trish!

I wish I could give Dr. Curtis 10 stars…read more.. My aneurysm was an incidental finding from having a MRA for a hearing problem I was in shock_- anxiety set in and I felt like a walking time-bomb. I feel lucky to have used Dr.Curtis as my surgeon as I found him very calming. He explained step by step what needed to be done to have the aneurysm clipped. knowing I had a surgeon with a good reputation who had done these clippings before put me at ease. The operation was successfull and the staff at RNSH Private were very caring So happy it's all over and I'm recovering well. I had lot's of questions for Dr. Curtis at my 7 week post operation appointment which were all answered and now I feel at eases to continue with my life. I would highly recommend Dr. Curtis to anyone. Margherita

I am so much stronger & feel like myself again! The fact…read morethat I can speak to Erin about all aspects of my health means that I am making real permanent changes!

The team at Chiro Sports Coogee have been our whole family practitioners for about 6 months now…read more While it took a few tries to find the right chiro in the practice for us, we've been so happy with Mike and Felicity. Mike is incredibly thorough, seems to actually care about his patients, takes his time with you and always resolves the issues you present with. Our daughter sees Felicity, she is remarkable with children and very gentle. In fact, after a long time of our girl refusing to see a chiro, she now asks us to go and see Felicity! The front desk staff are always friendly, courteous, efficient and helpful in getting clients in, even very very last minute. We feel welcomed every time and we can see their interactions with other patients is the same. This location has a great vibe and feel and we truly feel lucky we've found such a great place so close to home. Although they encourage re-booking they are never pushy or make you feel uncomfortable unlike many other chiros we've been to.

Shout out to my man Conor for putting me onto this with his review - go get your body fat (and a…read morewhole raft of other things) tested, for curiosity if nothing else. They put you in this big MRI kind of machine and it hums and thrums and measures every bit of you and spits it out on a screen and shows you your lean muscle and fat deposits and measures your entire body by the gram - one of my arms is like 300g bigger than the other, go figure. A sports physiologist takes you through the results, you get to ask all the questions you want, and you walk out of there armed with more knowledge about your body than you had before that you can use to make important decisions on, like exercise and nutrition plans, and muscle gain goals. Cool stuff yo.

Body and Bone is the quickest and most accurate method to assess your current sporting…read moreaccomplishments and achievements in the gym or sporting fields. They assess the body composition using a light X-Ray machine called Dexa Scan. It scans the body and gives a breakdown of fat and metavolic rates within the body. The scan takes roughly 5 mins and afterwards your given a chart which tells you your bodyfat levels and breaks it down to shows exactly where your storing fats. This is definetly useful to assertain what parts of training are working better for you and indicates what you could change. The machine also calculates your metabolic rates so you can figure out what you need to do to gain or lose weight if necessary or what you should be eating to maintain current weight. The clinic is clean and staff are friendly and my whole assesment took about 15 mins and the gentleman was happy to answer any questions I had. Accurate and informative service.

I never really understood that Jet song "Get Born" until yesterday. Similarly, I've never seen the…read moremovie Interstellar, but I just starred in my own version. The scientific name is total sensory deprivation, but the kids on the streets - the junkies, the tank bandits - call it floating. And it's all kinds of unreal. Full disclosure: I did a free trial session. But I dug it so much I bought two gift vouchers for my pregnant sister and her husband for Chrimbo prezzas. Here's the deal: you rock up to the Float Centre, walk down a futuristic dark-lit space-age hallway, get shown to your own private room where you shower and pop a pair of ear plugs in, then climb into a futuristic-looking float tank and pull down the lid. There's soft lights and mood music to start that fades away after the first ten minutes, leaving you floating almost on top of water that's loaded with Epsom salts and magnesium in total darkness and silence. It's a little odd at first because hey, there's no stimuli, and we're bombarded with so much of it it every day, but you focus on your breathing and let your mind wander and pretty soon you're in a state of bombed-out bliss, it's warm and fuzzy and the closest thing I can equate it to is like being in the womb. I fell asleep at the end, the deepest, most comfortable, nirvana-like nap I've ever had. While floating, Jesus-like, on top of the water. Insane in the membrane. After an hour the music comes on and gently wakes you up and you walk out of there feeling like a new person. Your mind is clear and your joints are loose from all the magnesium your skin has sucked up, and you can go lay in a hammock and drink tea and chill out before injecting yourself back into the real world. Write something on the giant chalkboard about your experience before you go. Outside of what I'm assuming heroin does to you, you just can't find this kind of relaxation in today's world. Oh and you can't go in with fake tan or hair dye because it stains the tanks, so, y'know, wash that ish off first.

I'd always been intrigued by sensory depravation tanks (aka. float tanks), and this place looked…read moregood from the get go. I went here after getting a beginner pack of float sessions, and I've got nothing but good things to say. The staff are really friendly and nice. They gave me a really good introduction the first time I arrived, and were very helpful - especially after my sessions when I was feeling super-relaxed, and a bit out of it! The facility is spotless - hygiene was not an issue for any of my visits. You're required to shower before you get in the tank, and the water is filtered between uses. You're given all the toiletries (e.g. soap, shampoo, etc, and it's the fancy stuff, not cheap at all) and towels you'll need, so no need to bring you're own. The location is at the top of the medical centre near Warringah Mall. There's an entire parking lot (with a couple of hours free) at the bottom of the building, so you can't get more convenient than that. I'm not sure how long it's been there, but it feels quite new. They have a really cool relaxation area for after your session. It has hammocks, plenty of space/mats to stretch (with foam rollers), drinks, and some couches to chill on. Make sure you allow some time to spend there after you're done. If you're thinking about giving floating a try, I'd highly recommend you do it here.