About Indigo Earth Naturopathy
Hi, I’m Kirby
Hi, I’m Kirby and I’m a Clinical Naturopath.
I primarily work with women struggling with thyroid health concerns, fatigue, nervous system dysregulation, stress and Hashimoto’s disease.
I believe that when given the right environment and individualised support, the body has an innate ability to move towards healing and balance. My goal is to understand what may be contributing to disharmony in your body and provide support that addresses the underlying drivers, rather than simply managing symptoms long-term.
“I understand how frustrating it can be to know something isn’t right, but not have the answers, especially when you keep being told everything is within normal range.”
I was that person once, heading into the doctor’s office saying, “Something isn’t right.”
A few months later, after lots of testing, I was diagnosed with coeliac disease. But a year later, I still didn’t feel well. I was back at the doctor’s office saying, “I still don’t feel good. I am so exhausted.”
After more testing, I was diagnosed with Hashimoto’s disease. I was prescribed thyroxine, and that was that.
But I kept going back to the doctor’s office saying, “I am exhausted. This isn’t normal. I am struggling so much. I am literally just surviving.”
I was told, “It’s because you have young kids. Your bloods are all within range,” and that there wasn’t anything more they could do.
Eventually, I had enough. I went searching for someone who could help me work out what was going on because I knew this wasn’t normal.
That’s when I found a naturopath, and they changed my life forever.
Eventually, I went from surviving to thriving again. It took time, like all good things do, to slowly rebalance and support my body.
This is where my love for naturopathy and natural health began. I knew there had to be so many other women out there feeling the way I had; exhausted, struggling and knowing something wasn’t right, while being told their bloods were normal and within range and that everything was fine.
When, in reality, they felt anything but fine.
So, I decided to become a naturopath so I could be there for women who felt like I did, women who needed support but couldn’t find someone to help them navigate this time in their lives.
I completed a Bachelor of Health Science (Naturopathy) over four years. Completing my degree made me fall even further in love with herbal medicine and natural health. It also showed me how I wanted to practise: from a place of nurturing, gently guiding people towards finding balance in their bodies through individualised naturopathic care.
Why I Practise Differently
I don’t want you to feel dismissed, unheard or like you simply have to continue living with your symptoms or health concerns.
Blood tests are an important part of understanding your health, but a result falling within a reference range doesn't always explain why you may still be experiencing symptoms. I want to look at your results alongside your symptoms, health history, diet, lifestyle and the way you're actually feeling.
I want to understand and see the whole you. I don’t want to look at your symptoms in isolation. I want to connect the dots with you and help you understand what may have contributed to the imbalance in your body and how we can work towards restoring balance.
Thyroid health doesn’t exist in isolation. Your gut health, nutrition, stress, hormones, sleep and nutrient status can all be relevant to your overall health and how you feel.
When working with clients, I combine current evidence with traditional naturopathic principles to create an approach that is individualised to you.
How I Work
My approach is holistic, personalised and deeply respectful of the body’s innate wisdom.
Depending on your individual needs, your care may include:
Nutrition and lifestyle guidance
Herbal and nutritional medicine prescriptions
Clinical assessment and ongoing review
Functional testing to gain deeper insight and clarity
A Space to Be Heard
You don’t need to have everything figured out before you arrive.
My role is not to “fix” you, but to walk alongside you — helping you better understand your body, work towards restoring balance and build resilience at a pace your body can sustain.
A Little About Me
I live in the Great Southern Region of Western Australia with my husband and our three boys, surrounded by forest, coastline and a slower rhythm of life.
Living close to nature has deeply shaped how I view health, not as something to control, but something to listen to and work with.
Outside of clinic, you’ll often find me spending time with my family, walking through the bush, exploring the coast, reading, moving my body or watching my chickens, guinea fowl and native birds or simply enjoying quiet moments in nature.
The Meaning Behind Indigo Earth
Indigo represents intuition, calm and the quiet depth of the sky. A reminder to listen deeply to your body.
Earth represents grounding, nourishment and nature’s innate wisdom.
Together, Indigo Earth reflects my approach to naturopathy:
Intuitive yet evidence-guided health, rooted in the natural world to support balance and harmony.
Ready to feel heard and start understanding what your body is telling you?
Book your consultation below.
Kirby x
