Jamee Gibson Health

16/04/2026

Hi All,

Online appointments for new clients are now available through the booking link below!

https://bookings.gettimely.com/Wellnessspacehq/bb/book

29/08/2024

09/01/2024

Yep, change that habit!

Why? Drinking coffee on an empty stomach first thing in the morning can interfere with your cortisol levels, mess with your circadian rhythm (sleep habits) and create blood sugar irregularities.
It can actually leave you feeling a little more stressed, anxious and tired later on in the day.

Instead, as most people wake dehydrated, start your morning with a glass of water and eat a protein filled breakfast before that cuppa ☕️
Cue reel song - 🎵I can be your new addiction 😉)

Photo Cred: Nitmiluk Gorge, Katherine N.T.

09/05/2023

A little walk-through at ‘Wellness Space HQ’. Our clinic is located on Marco Polo Drive in Mandurah.
We hope to see you soon 🍂🍁

Bookings for Naturopathy can be made at:
https://bookings.gettimely.com/Wellnessspacehq/bb/book

Bookings for Kinesiology can be made at:
https://www.collectivekinesiology.com.au

13/01/2023

The evidence to date demonstrates poor nutrition can contribute to the severity of ADHD symptoms. Therefore, by addressing one’s nutritional intake may improve symptoms and mental health.

Clinician Tips
* Encourage the family to eat a wholefoods diet. This includes a diversity of - vegetables, protein, whole grains, fruit and healthy fats. Eating "clean" decreases processed foods that do not add nutritional value. It also naturally eliminates additives, artificial colors, flavors, sweeteners, sugars and preservatives that may contribute to ADHD symptoms.
* Eating wholefoods every 3-4 hours can help to balance blood sugars and regulate emotions. Make sure protein is optimal throughout the day.
* Deficiencies in key vitamins and minerals may affect concentration and neural activity. Get a bloods or hair test to check your levels
* Lastly, consider the gut and absorption. If the digestive system is not optimal, key nutrients will not be utilised effectively. By improving the gut can have significant benefits.

10/01/2023

It makes sense that if your body is low in important neural functioning nutrients, it won’t function optimally!
Several studies have demonstrated reduced vitamins and minerals in those with ADHD.
These include : Iron, Magnesium, B Vitamins, Vitamin D, and Zinc.
A nutrient filled diverse diet is always the first point of call, however sometimes supplementation is required to optimize levels quickly. Then we can maintain them with the nourishment of food. ✨

07/07/2022

Negative ions are invisible calming molecules that we inhale in certain environments ~ Think mountains, waterfalls, and beaches. Once they reach our bloodstream, negative ions are believed to produce biochemical reactions that increase levels of the chemical serotonin, helping to improve moods and relieve stress.
Your daily reminder to get outside and breathe 🌞✨

Having a lovely break in the N.T with the family. I’ll be back in the clinic in 2 weeks time. 😊

01/01/2022

From my little practice to your family - Here’s to your year of health and happiness! It has been a pleasure assisting you to become empowered on your journey so far.
I look forward to seeing you all in the New Year with continued support. Yours holistically, Jamee 💫

08/07/2021

I am moving ✨
1/16 Marco Polo Drive, Mandurah.

Super excited to develop this new space over the next month.

I will be keeping clients informed over the next few weeks.

Hope to see you all there one day soon ✨

14/06/2021

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25/05/2021

Are you eating plenty of foods daily that contain these essential vitamins and minerals 👇🏽?

If you are not, you body may lack important nutrients to assist with the production of progesterone.

Check in with the wholefoods you ate throughout today - Veg, seeds, nuts, protein either from meat sources or lentils and legumes, good fat sources like avocado, whole grains and fruit?

Are you practising stress reducing techniques?

Your body will preferentially make cortisol over progesterone if it’s constantly exposed to stress. If you’re always running on adrenaline your body may not be producing enough progesterone.

Try mindfulness, yoga, and deep breathing throughout your day to assist the body ‘out’ of adrenaline mode.

Are you getting enough sleep?

Regularly getting a full 8 hours of rest a night may help the body regulate hormone levels.

Make sure to avoid stimulants after noon, avoid blue light before bed, and work with your natural circadian rhythm during the day.