Our Therapeutic Spaces
Templestowe
Bounded by gentle rolling hills to the east and blue skies all around, Templestowe hosts a gem blue tributary winding amidst its lush foliage. Templestowe is inviting and soothing, and home to Dr Annabelle.
Kew
“A place of shade” in its native Woiwurrung tongue, Kew provided respite to early settlers who had travelled across oceans and continents in pursuit of promised treasures. Kew is a cosy and safe space for couples and individuals.
Doncaster
Situated atop a mound between the Kingslake Range to the north and the Healsville range to the east, Doncaster is a beautiful orchard and gateway to the wooded countryside. Doncaster rejuvenates and relaxes the body and mind.
Dandenong
Densely forested with red gum, the undulating lands of Dandenong bore the spectacle of the majestic Dandenong Ranges, or “Tanjenong” in the native Woiwurrung tongue. Dandenong is calming yet breathtaking.
Daylesford
Nestled in the foothills of the Great Dividing Range, Daylesford is renown for its natural mineral springs. Home to the leafy Wombat Hill Botanical Gardens situated atop an extinct volcano, Daylesford provides shelter and respite for man and wildlife.
Fitzroy
Overlooked by a gentle hill to the East, Fitzroy is nestled between leafy gardens that lightly bask its inhabitants in scents of Eucalyptus. Fitzroy evokes the memories of a nourishing summer’s breeze.
Richmond
Shaped by ancient volcanic activity, Richmond was an eclectic mix of villas, tanneries and brickworks. Home to many cultures and orientations, Richmond is calming and harmonious in its infinite combinations.
St Kilda
Home to the Boon Wurrung people of the Kulin Nation, early tribal gatherings were held at a very old red gum tree in St Kilda known as the ‘Corroboree Tree’. St Kilda is hospitable and welcoming.
Yarra
The Yarra River or ‘Birrarung’ as it is known to the indigenous Wurundjeri people means the "Place of Mists and Shadows”. Set among hills and valleys in nature’s undisturbed brushland, Yarra is peaceful and serene.
Anglesea
Along Great Ocean Road, Anglesea celebrates life by the sea with her towering cliffs, sandy white beaches, and costal trails lined with an abundance of flora. Anglesea is tranquil, like a warm summer day.
Balwyn
Home to the Maranoa Gardens, Australia's first botanical garden dedicated to indigenous flora, light floral scents waft through the streets of Balwyn. Balwyn is refreshing and calming.
Box Hill
A favoured area for landscape artists who wanted to paint the Australian bush, and where the Australian movement in Western art was born. Box Hill is kind and accepting with open arms.
Brunswick
With annual music festivals, Brunswick is known for its lively arts and music scene that brings people from across the country together. Brunswick is harmonious and uplifts the soul.
Bulleen
Populated by billabongs (oxbow lakes), Bulleen sustained the Manna Gum people on its river flats with abundant wild fish and ducks. Bulleen beckons with equal parts harmony and serenity.
Camberwell
Built on rolling hills with stunning views of the city below, Camberwell is known for its historic residences. Just like its leafy streets, Camberwell is tranquil and soothing.
Chadstone
Nestled between Scotchman's Creek and the Glen Waverley railway line, Chadstone is a small and cozy suburb. Chadstone is filled with a sense of calm and quiet.
Clayton
Housing numerous heritage buildings, Clayton was formally home to sprawling farmlands, flower fields, and pastures where horses and cows could be found grazing. Clayton is peaceful and uplifting.
Flemington
Cradled between the Maribyrnong River and Moonee Ponds Creek, Flemington is known for its cozy cottages from the victorian and edwardian eras. Flemington is homely and serene.
Heidelberg
Christened after the Germanic city of Romanticism, Heidelberg was a city nestled amid the rural green lungs of Warringal. Charming and quaint, Heidelberg invites weary souls to rest among its green spaces.
Parkville
Home to the renowed University of Melbourne, Parkville is a leafy and charming suburb with many heritage houses. Parkville is a sanctuary amidst a bustling city - calming and comforting.
Port Fairy
A charming little fishing village at that awaits travellers at the end of the Great Ocean Road, Port Fairy is a town in love with history and the arts. Port Fairy is warm and harmonious.
Preston
With an eclectic mix of victorian and modern housing, Preston combines history and contemporary in a vibrant celebration of artistry and diversity. Preston is lively and accepting.
Seabrook
Aboriginal settlers, the Yalukit Wilum, led lives that were intertwined with nature and the sea with native grasslands, creeks, and fauna habitats. Seabrook is soothing and wafting with a gentle salty breeze.
Springvale
At the doorstep of the Dandenong Ranges National Park, Springvale is surrounded by natural springs, hence its name. With its lush market gardens, Springvale is rejuvenating and settles the mind.
Malvern
Malvern is an inner suburb of Melbourne, known for its rich heritage. Malvern is calming and comforting.
Southbank
Bordered to the north by the Yarra River, Southbank is known for its high rise development with a scenic view. Southbank is a city full of life.
Mentone
Located within the City of Kingston, Mentone is know for its sprawling beaches, and abundance of parks and trees. Mentone is homely and rejuvenating.