beth lee naturopath
Helping you feel safe in your body & steady in your mind.
If you’ve been told “everything looks normal”, but you still hurt, you’re not imagining it.
If your pain flares with stress, hormones, or exhaustion, that’s not a coincidence.
And if you’re tired of pushing through or explaining yourself, you’re in the right place.
Hi, I’m Beth, a wellness practitioner and Clinical Naturopath with a focus on persistent pain and complex conditions.
For years, I was dismissed, misdiagnosed, and treated as though my symptoms existed in isolation. What became clear over time was that chronic pain and complex conditions are rarely confined to one system. They are influenced by nervous system regulation, hormonal signalling, immune activity, emotional load, and learned pain responses. When these factors are not addressed together, symptoms often persist.
My work is grounded in a holistic yet clinical framework. I assess pain and complex presentations through the lens of physiology and lived context, exploring drivers such as nervous system sensitisation, inflammatory load, hormonal patterns, stress physiology, and the mind–body relationship. From there, I support clients with evidence-informed naturopathic strategies, nervous system regulation, and education that builds understanding rather than dependence.
I’m also someone with lived experience of endometriosis and long-term pelvic pain. That experience didn’t make me an expert on its own, but it did shape the questions I asked, the training I pursued, and the way I now approach pain in a clinical setting.
This is not about quick fixes or symptom suppression. It is about creating the conditions for the body to feel safer, more regulated, and more responsive to care. Healing, when it happens, is a process. My role is to guide, educate, and support that process with clarity and integrity.
If you are living with chronic or pelvic pain, or navigating a complex condition, and feel that your body has become something to battle or mistrust, my aim is to help you understand what is happening beneath the surface and how to work with your system more effectively.
I bring both clinical training and lived understanding to this work, but the focus is always on your body, your physiology, and your capacity to heal.
What is Naturopathy?
Rather than looking at the body in separate parts, naturopathy views the body as an interconnected system. Shaped by nutrition, stress, hormones, lifestyle, emotional health, and the nervous system. When one area is under strain, it often shows up elsewhere.
As a naturopath, I work to identify the underlying patterns driving someone’s symptoms and support the body’s own capacity to regulate and heal. This can include:
nutrition and dietary support
herbal medicine
lifestyle and nervous system support
targeted supplementation
mind–body education
Naturopathy isn’t about quick fixes or “natural cures.” It’s about building a deeper understanding of your body, restoring balance over time, and creating the conditions where healing becomes possible.
It also isn’t an alternative to medical care. Naturopathy works alongside conventional medicine and is especially helpful for people who feel stuck, unheard, or caught in cycles of ongoing symptoms without clear answers.

