Erin Fletcher

My name is Erin Fletcher, and I am a fully qualified Remedial massage therapist, having graduated from Island Health College in 2009.

For the last twelve years, I have been working at a physiotherapy practice helping enhance my knowledge of the human body.

I offer several massage techniques including:
Remedial massage targeting pain and injury; claimable through health insurance.

Swedish massage to relax the mind and body.
Deep tissue therapy: I use slower, deeper strokes to remove tension at deeper levels.

Hot stone massage which I use smooth heated stones placed upon the body in order to loosen muscles more effectively and bring on a deep state of relaxation.

I also offer prenatal massage which is used to relieve stress, and swelling in arms and legs, and relieve muscular pain brought on by pregnancy. 

​I believe strongly in a mind-body connection and conduct my treatments to help heal the physical and emotional well-being of my clients to have a better quality of life.
As a remedial therapist, I work on a personal level with my clients with open communication in order to find the best treatment suitable. I am passionate about helping people and learning new ways to achieve balanced physical and mental happiness.

Naomie Sutton

Hi, I'm Naomie certificate four beauty therapy and team member here at Nova.

I have always loved all things beauty therapy related, it was just more recently that I decided I would pursue my dream.
I feel so privileged that I get to wake up happy everyday to a job I love.

Fav things for me as a therapist is facials and massage.
This year I'm practising what I preach and have committed myself to having a facial or massage once a month.
I'm excited to be apart of the team.

​Patrizia Bini

​A deep seated connection with nature launched Patrizia on a lifelong quest to discover the healing arts – from the tangible to the sublime.

The journey began with massage therapy, which opened the door to energetic disciplines such as Chinese accupressure, reflexology and bioenergetics. She studied naturopathy in Naples, Italy where she worked for 20 years in her centre (Centro Armonia). 

She moved on to  other vibrational therapies – using  essential oils, the essences of Bach and Australian Bush flowers, colour therapy, colour point work and music therapy. 

Through esoteric healing studies, she learnt to use intent to cleanse, heal and energise the aura. The study of belief systems, emotional and mental states and how they can create and maintain wellbeing in the physical body, and vice versa, became clear to her.

She is grateful to have learnt, through esoteric studies, emotional kinesiology, ThetaHealing® and counselling how to access and modify limiting belief systems.  She is pleased to be able to guide her clients in this process. Negative thought patterns, habits and beliefs are replaced with life enhancing constructs designed to generate the quality of life so greatly desired.

Nicole McIntyre

Seeking “counsel” with Nicole is not about diagnosing and “fixing broken”. Nicole sees a “breakdown” as the seeding of a “breakthrough”, where, unrecognised aspects of self are desperately seeking your recognition, understanding, acceptance and integration. Where there is an inner state of restlessness (disharmony) in self and/or relationships, it is a dissonance in vibrational quality, that, when left unresolved, creates a continued background hum of un-easy internal energy, ie: dis-ease. Being in a continued and unreleased state of internal dis-ease eventuates into… you guessed it… chronic disease. 

Life is growth, and the acceptance of which becomes a natural consequence of the holistic path. Nicole takes the position of non-judgemental, open-minded confidential guide. She gently, playfully, and compassionately deepens your curiosity for self-inquiry into meeting those disowned aspects of self that desire your attention to integrate with who you are now. As you meet yourself, you become more whole in your compassion and capacity to deal more peacefully and authentically toward yourself and thus, with others; becoming more allowing of where they (and you) are at “right now”, on your paths of growth. 

Jen Richards

Tegan Morgan