Vibe Natural Health
About Vibe Natural Health
Vibe Natural Health – Dedicated Care for New Mums, Babies, and Young Families
At Vibe Natural Health, we specialise in nurturing families through pregnancy, birth, and early childhood. Located in Grange, Brisbane, our clinic offers integrative, personalised care designed specifically for new mums, newborns, and young children, ensuring your family thrives right from the start.
Our experienced team includes compassionate GPs, naturopaths, nutritionists, osteopaths, chiropractors, acupuncturists, and paediatric-focused practitioners. Together, we offer holistic, evidence-based solutions to meet your family’s individual health needs.
Our allied health practitioners specialise in caring for newborns and young children, helping with conditions like reflux, colic, unsettled sleep patterns, feeding troubles, and developmental support. Each approach is tailored, gentle, and aimed at supporting your child’s healthy growth and comfort.
At Vibe, we believe parenting shouldn’t be overwhelming. Our calming environment ensures every family receives dedicated time, respect, and thoughtful care. We’re committed to being your trusted healthcare partner, providing clarity, compassion, and holistic support.
Whether you prefer natural therapies, medical support, or an integrative approach, Vibe Natural Health is here to help you and your family flourish from the earliest days.
Areas of expertise
Our team brings together qualified professionals across both conventional and natural healthcare, offering truly integrative care for mums, babies, and young families.
- Dr Anchita Karmakar, our Principal GP, has advanced training in women’s health, mental health, and paediatrics. She is experienced in supporting families through pregnancy, birth recovery, and early childhood health.
- Our naturopaths and nutritionists are degree-qualified and trained in maternal and infant care. They specialise in nutrition during pregnancy, postpartum recovery, breastfeeding support, and infant feeding concerns.
- Our osteopaths and chiropractors are experienced in gentle, safe treatments for newborns, infants, and postpartum musculoskeletal issues, including pelvic, back, and postural concerns.
- Our pregnancy massage therapists are qualified in remedial and pregnancy-specific massage, helping relieve tension, improve circulation, and support relaxation during all stages of pregnancy.
- Our acupuncturists are AHPRA-registered and trained in fertility, pregnancy, and postnatal care, using gentle techniques to support balance and recovery.
All Vibe practitioners work closely together to ensure each family receives personalised, evidence-informed care. We stay up to date with the latest clinical standards and take the time to truly listen, making sure every mum and child feels supported, understood, and safe.
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Dr Claudia Nicholson
Having served the Sydney community for more than 25 years as a General Practitioner, I am passionate about the health and well-being of women, children, parents, and families, and feel strongly a good GP relationship provides a foundation of support, information & education, communication between health practitioners, and care.
I believe it is not only physical and mental health that contributes to our state of wellness, but also the strength of relationships in our lives, and the families and communities to which we are connected.
As a sports woman who runs and swims regularly and a yoga instructor (Sydney Sports Stadium) I am an advocate of preventative and proactive lifestyle choices, and am comfortable combining evidence based medicine with holistic care.
In this regard, I work closely with allied health professionals involved in my clients care including Naturopaths, Chiropractors, Nutritionists etc… and welcome this important aspect of optimising health outcomes. This is particularly important in the areas of child health, fertility, pregnancy and postnatal care, maintaining a modern, fresh, comprehensive and relevant approach.
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