Keonie.

Keonie. An award-winning naturopath & mentor I have helped 100+ naturopaths establish a successful practice Yes, they are now 20, 21, 23, 25 and 27!

As a mother of 5, I am known as mumma bear 🐻❤️ - soft, loving and warm but ferocious when it comes to the well-being of my (not-so) littles ones. How did that happen 🤷

I am passionate about supporting parents – to ensure that they are heard, supported and encouraged. I understand the deep worry of a mum that accompanies your child’s illness when you don’t know what to do or where to turn. That is why I became a naturopath in the first place. With experiencing the high level of success in my clinical practice, I am committed to helping other naturopaths and nutritionist build their practice to collectively we can help more people and have a bigger impact. Over the past 16 years, I have helped over 90 practitioners grow their clinic. I am an advocate for the protection of our children, our cultures and our planet. As a business investor, I support innovative ideas that improve the world in these 3 areas. Career highlights:
Awards
- 2017 NHAA Award for Notable Contributions to Naturopathy in Australia
- 2018 BIMA Award for Excellence in Practice: Naturopathy & Herbal Medicine
- 2018 BIMA Award for Excellence in Practice: Nutrition & Dietetics

Keynote speaker presenter both in Australia and internationally
- 2nd International Endocrinology Conference, Chicago, USA in 2014
- 7th Global Dieticians and Nutritionist Conference in Dec 2016, Philadelphia, USA
- 7th Asian Congress on Autoimmunity in March 2017, Melbourne
- 8th NEM conference in April 2018, Kochi India on PANS & PANDAS
- Mediherb National Tour Management of Atopy Disease in Children, August 2018
- Integria Healthcare Allergies: Hostile to Harmless May 2021

Publications
N-Acetyl Cysteine and Curcumin in Pediatric Acute-Onset Neuropsychiatric Syndrome in Child and Adolescent Psychopharmacology, 2018 28(4): 293-294. Metabolic syndrome: a case report for collaborative care in Advances in Integrative Medicine, 2014 1(1): 44-47.

Wearing the practitioner hat is one thing, but running the business side can feel like an entirely different job.The con...
29/09/2025

Wearing the practitioner hat is one thing, but running the business side can feel like an entirely different job.

The consultations and client work feel meaningful, but the scheduling, content, and endless to-dos can quickly drain your energy.

A free alignment call with Keonie gives you space to breathe.

It’s a guided conversation to clear the clutter, focus on what matters most right now, and make your practice feel lighter and more manageable.

Sometimes all it takes is a fresh set of eyes from someone who has walked alongside many other practitioners to see that simple, sustainable ways forward are possible.

👉 Book here: https://calendly.com/keoniewhite/mentoring-alignment-call

Last chance to register as foundation member!If you’ve ever fought for your child’s care and felt unheard, you are not a...
24/09/2025

Last chance to register as foundation member!

If you’ve ever fought for your child’s care and felt unheard, you are not alone.

The PANS Parent Collective is a space where practitioners listen and where parents truly understand the challenges you face every day.

It’s a place where your story matters and your questions will always be taken seriously.

Being heard can be the first step toward finding real solutions and hope.

💡 Become a Founding Member:
👉 https://www.keoniemoore.com/pans-parent-collective

The more I said yes to clients, the more I was saying no to myself.When I first started building my practice, I thought ...
15/09/2025

The more I said yes to clients, the more I was saying no to myself.

When I first started building my practice, I thought success meant being there for everyone who needed me. I said yes to the extra appointment, yes to squeezing someone in during my lunch break, yes to working late just to fit one more person in.

But underneath, I was overwhelmed and overloaded. I booked clients outside of my normal clinic hours, squeezed them into my breaks, and said yes when I desperately needed to say no. I told myself it was what a “good practitioner” does — always putting clients first.

What I didn’t realise at the time was that my choices, not my circumstances, were creating my reality. By prioritising everyone else above myself, I built a business that looked successful but felt like a prison. My family said I was always working, and the truth is — they weren’t wrong.

I had created the exact opposite of what I wanted. What was meant to give me freedom and flexibility had become a business that felt like a prison. And the hardest part? Realising I was the one who built it.

That was my wake-up call. Success isn’t just about serving clients — it’s about building a business that also serves you. Freedom, spaciousness, flexibility — they don’t just appear. They’re choices we make every day. And if we’re not careful, all those “yeses” that come from a good heart can become chains we lock around ourselves.

This week, I celebrated taking a full day off clinic to spend with my daughter Madi and granddaughter Delilah. And while I was soaking up every moment with them, my incredible team of practitioners held the clinic and cared for clients.

Now, I don’t ask “Am I doing enough?”
Instead, I ask: “Am I choosing what I truly want?”

Because we get to create our own reality.

Choose carefully.

14/09/2025

The problem with that is the average naturopath in Australia earns $55,000 per year.

Now, some people will say, “Well, some people earn a lot more.” I personally earn a lot more than that. But that also means there's as many people earning less than $55,000 per year. So, it’s the average, right?

So, if we go out into the marketplace and we compare ourselves to everyone else’s prices and we set our pricing accordingly, that’s what we’re setting ourselves up for.

Now, I fundamentally believe that as a profession, that has health science degree behind them and a significant HECS debt (if you haven’t already paid up from), that we should be earning a comparable income to other allied health professions.

And if you look at that, then the standard would be a $100K personal income.

So, that’s what I’m here to make a stand for.

The original spark — the why behind starting — it still matters. But sometimes it gets buried under the weight of logist...
12/09/2025

The original spark — the why behind starting — it still matters.
But sometimes it gets buried under the weight of logistics.

Rebooking systems, case research, late-night admin.
A business shouldn’t cost more than it gives back.

The work is allowed to feel easeful.
Structure can feel nourishing.
Boundaries can be kind.

And there’s no shame in rebuilding something to make it feel better.

When you think of a thriving practitioner, what comes to mind? 🌱For Laura Taylor, it means working with clarity, freedom...
10/09/2025

When you think of a thriving practitioner, what comes to mind? 🌱

For Laura Taylor, it means working with clarity, freedom, and support, while thriving not just in business, but in every part of life.

💬 Thriving all areas in life not just business is what I am all about.

🧭 Many practitioners step into this work to make a difference, not to end up exhausted, underpaid, or overwhelmed.When t...
08/09/2025

🧭 Many practitioners step into this work to make a difference, not to end up exhausted, underpaid, or overwhelmed.

When the to do list never ends, energy feels low, and income still feels fragile, it’s a sign the current structure isn’t working.

The Thriving Practitioner Masterclass is a free 4-hour event created for naturopaths and nutritionists who want a practice that sustains both purpose and wellbeing.

What the session will cover:
✨ Ways to design a practice that supports energy and income
✨ Approaches to increase client retention without overgiving
✨ Simple systems that create steady, sustainable growth

Thriving doesn’t come from doing more, it comes from building a framework that truly works.

🗓️ Wednesday, 17 September | 11am–3pm AEST
🎟️ Reserve a free seat here: https://www.keoniemoore.com/sept-17

06/09/2025

I used to think meditation wasn’t for me. It felt uncomfortable, and I was convinced I wasn’t “good” at it.

What changed everything was realising it’s not about emptying the mind or doing it perfectly, it’s simply about giving myself a moment to slow down.

Starting with just a few minutes a day made all the difference, and now it’s something I actually look forward to.

💡 The Moment That Changed EverythingI’ll never forget the day Aaron looked at me and said: “Keonie, for f #%k sake, your...
05/09/2025

💡 The Moment That Changed Everything

I’ll never forget the day Aaron looked at me and said: “Keonie, for f #%k sake, your identity is not being a naturopath. You are a human being who happens to be a naturopath. Stop pretending that’s all you are and playing small.”

In that instant, something shifted inside me. For so long I had wrapped my entire identity around being a naturopath. It was safe. It was familiar. But it was also keeping me small.

That conversation cracked me open. It gave me permission to step into all of who I am — practitioner, mentor, leader, entrepreneur, artist, and so much more.

Sometimes the very thing you’ve built your life around is also the thing that keeps you playing it safe. And the right mentor will call you on it, lovingly but powerfully, because they see the bigger vision for you before you can even see it yourself.

I’m so grateful for mentors like who have stretched me, challenged me, and reminded me that my purpose is so much bigger than the label of “naturopath.”

🚀 If you’re feeling stuck, maybe it’s not more knowledge you need… maybe it’s a mentor who can call out the potential you’ve been hiding from yourself

The work begins with knowledge — anatomy, biochemistry, herbal monographs, nutrient pathways.But running a practice?That...
04/09/2025

The work begins with knowledge — anatomy, biochemistry, herbal monographs, nutrient pathways.

But running a practice?
That takes a whole other skill set.

No one covered how long a client should stay in care
Or how to navigate awkward money conversations.
Or what to do when someone doesn’t rebook.

So much of this is learned in motion.
While holding space.
While doubting.
While doing it anyway.

It’s not a lack of capability.
It’s just the reality of building a business in real time.

And here’s the reframe — every one of those moments is still growth.
Every new skill, every uncomfortable step, every “I’ll figure it out” is part of the process.

It doesn’t have to be perfect to count.
It doesn’t have to be polished to matter.

Small steps still build strong practices.
And the learning never stops.

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For the past 13 years, I’ve been helping kids live their life free of anxiety, OCD and tics – PANS & PANDAS.

For parents, it’s not an easy journey! The challenges of just getting through every day, not knowing the best way to handle the latest meltdown before even contemplating what treatment might help the most. The grief in the quiet moments – this isn’t the family life you imagined.

As a mother of 5, in my home - I am known as mumma bear 🐻❤️- soft, loving and warm but ferocious when it comes to the well-being of my (not-so) littles ones. Yes, they are now 18, 19, 21, 23 and 25! How did that happen 🤷

I am passionate about supporting parents – to ensure that they heard, supported and encouraged. I understand the deep worry of a mum that accompanies your child’s illness when you don’t know what to do or where to turn. That is why I became a naturopath in the first place.