Please meet our National Council Members who make up the Board of Representatives for each of the modalities recognised by ANTA.
ANTA Executive Officer Company Secretary of ANTA and CMPAC Business Plan Chair Ethics Committee Member
Jim is a Myotherapist who has operated clinics in New South Wales and Queensland for over 27 years. He is a trainer, educator and the Executive Officer for ANTA. His advocacy for the profession is founded on ethical practice focusing on public health and safety.
National President National Naturopathy Branch Chair CPE Chair Registration Chair Media Chair Ethics Committee Member
Elizabeth holds a Masters of Herbal Medicine and has spent many years in the profession of Naturopathy and has seen the strengths and weaknesses first hand. She is dedicated to the strength and professionalism of Naturopathy through education, mentoring and international recognition of Naturopathy as a viable and reliable method of healthcare.
National Treasurer National Homeopathy Branch Chair Constitution Policy Chair CMPAC Director ANTAB/ANTAC Committee Member ANRANT Committee Member Ethics Committee Member
Justin has been a member of ANTA since 1994 and an ANTA Director since 1998. His involvement in organising and delivering Continuing Professional Education programs for ANTA have been a feature of his commitment to members over 25 years.
Justin's background in clinical practice spans more than 26 years. His professional practice includes Traditional Naturopathic Therapies including Nutritional Medicine, Western Herbal Medicine, Homeopathy and Remedial Massage. Just also has extensive experience as a trainer and lecturer at private and national colleges across Sydney.
National Nutritional Branch Chair TGA Chair Ethics Committee Member Chair ANTAB/ANTAC Committee Member ANRANT Committee Member
Warren is a Clinical Nutritionist and college lecturer, specialising in the individualised management of chronic health conditions through the principles of Functional and Nutritional Medicine. Warren mentors naturopathic and medical practitioners around Australia and New Zealand in their use of functional laboratory testing, nutritional compounding and clinical nutraceuticals, as a basis to holistic and integrative health management.
National Myotherapy Branch Chair ANTAB Chair ANTAC Committee Member Ethics Committee Member
National Acupuncture Branch Chair
Kaitlin is an acupuncturist from the Classical Meridian Therapy tradition, with extensive knowledge and use of different styles of acupuncture. She began her studies informally in Japan and completed her Bachelor of Health Science (TCM) in Australia in 2008. She is AHPRA registered for both acupuncture and Chinese herbal medicine.
Kaitlin is a qualified History and Economics teacher and has taught Eastern Medicine and Acupuncture related seminars, workshops and lectures since 2011. Since 2009, Kaitlin has worked for an industry partner to the natural therapies and acupuncture profession providing clinical and administrative support to practitioners during that time. She has also worked in financial regulatory environments and in health research. Her experience within education institutions, industry and clinical practice provides her with a broad base of knowledge, to best support her branch members.
Remedial Therapy Branch Chair
Isaac specialises in the area of Myotherapy with extensive experience as both a clinician and educator. He has completed additional studies in Health and Exercise Science and believes in a holistic approach to healthcare.
With over 10 years of experience in the field, his Myotherapy practice has allowed him to work in various settings, including clinical and sporting sectors, along with mentoring of other practitioners. He has lectured and presented at many different RTO's, TAFE's and Universities and is currently managing various courses and curriculum provision within the Health and Wellness areas. Isaac is committed to the industry and ensuring the highest quality education of manual therapists.
National Multi-modality Branch Chair
Mark has been a leader within the natural medicine professions for the past 20 years. While working extensively as a clinical practitioner at 'Master Healthcare' he has also worked across the profession through corporate, operations, governance and education sectors.
In addition to his busy clinical practice, Mark was deeply engaged with the Australian College of Natural Medicine / Endeavour College of Natural Health for more than fifteen years. Mark went on to accept the role of National Program Leader with responsibility for the delivery of the Bachelor of Health Science Acupuncture Degree across six campuses in Australia.
Mark has also previously contributed to professional association operations including his involvement with ANTA. Mark has previously served his constituents as an ANTA National Councillor and an advisor over recognition of numerous courses for the ANTA National Council. Mark contributed as a professional educator at ANTA national seminars presented throughout Australia from 2006 - 2018.