About me
NICE TO MEET YOU,
I’m Beth Lee
I’m a degree-qualified naturopath with a special interest in women’s health, endometriosis and pelvic pain. I’m passionate about helping women understand what’s happening in their bodies and feel informed, supported and involved in their care.
That passion is personal. Having lived with stage IV endometriosis, interstitial cystitis, vulvodynia and chronic pain, I know what it’s like to spend years looking for answers while trying to get on with your life.
It’s a big part of why I do this work and why I care so much about taking the time to listen.
How I got here
My experience with pelvic pain began long before I studied naturopathy. It started with bladder pain that felt like a UTI that wouldn’t go away. Over the years, there were countless appointments, tests, medications and referrals as I tried to understand what was happening.
Eventually, I had names for what I was experiencing. But I still needed help making sense of it all and understanding what I could do day to day.
I know how consuming that can become. How much energy goes into researching, explaining yourself, trying something new and hoping it helps. And how frustrating it is when you want to talk about the bigger picture, but there never seems to be enough time.
My own experiences sparked a curiosity that eventually led me to complete a Bachelor of Health Science in Naturopathy. I wanted to understand the science behind what I was experiencing and turn that understanding into practical, thoughtful care for other women.
How I approach your health
I bring both clinical knowledge and lived experience to my work, while recognising that your story, needs and priorities will be your own.
I’m interested in how you’re feeling, what’s changed, what you’ve already tried and how your health is affecting your everyday life. I want to understand what matters to you and what you’d like to be able to do more comfortably or confidently.
Together, we’ll explore your symptoms, health history, nutrition, digestion, sleep and stress, and develop a plan that feels manageable within your life.
Food and lifestyle support are central to how I practise, with herbal medicine and supplements used where appropriate and for a clear reason. I value collaborative care and working alongside your GP, specialists and other health professionals.
Understanding your body is part of caring for it
Education is one of my favourite parts of being a naturopath. I want you to understand why I’m recommending something, how it relates to your concerns and what we’re hoping to achieve.
You should feel comfortable asking questions, discussing your options and saying when something doesn’t feel right for you. Your care should be something you actively take part in.
My hope is that our work together helps you feel more confident in your decisions and supported in taking the next step, with more time and energy for the things that make you feel like yourself.
Taking the conversation further
My passion for education also extends beyond the clinic. Through my podcast, Pain Alchemy, I explore endometriosis, pelvic health and women’s health through clinical insight, lived experience and honest conversations.
I want to make it easier to talk about the things so many women navigate quietly, from painful periods and bladder symptoms to the impact on relationships and everyday life. These are conversations we deserve to have openly, with information that helps us make sense of our experiences.
Whether you’re here to learn more or looking for individual support, I’m glad you’ve found your way here.
Qualifications
Qualifications
Bachelor of Health Science (Naturopathy)
Certificate III Massage Therapy
Reiki Master
The women’s health education you deserve.
