Contact Alexandra Middleton

My consultation rate is $300 AUD per hour. Initial consultations typically take 60–75 minutes, with follow-up consultations charged at the same hourly rate.

If additional time is needed, this is charged in 15-minute blocks at $75 AUD, up to a maximum consultation length of 90 minutes. I will always ask for your consent before extending the appointment.

International clients are also charged in Australian dollars. You can check the current exchange rate at XE Currency Converter.

For Australian clients, I am a registered nutrition provider with a number of private health funds, so you may be eligible for a rebate under Extras cover for Nutrition, depending on your policy.

This currently includes NIB, Medibank Private (including AHM) and AHRG, which covers HBF, CUA, Westfund Health, Queensland Country Health, MDHF, Phoenix Health and HCA. BUPA and HCF do not currently offer rebates for my services.

My consultations are not covered by Medicare. I recommend checking directly with your health fund to confirm your individual cover.

Yes. I work with clients across Australia, New Zealand, North America, the UK, Europe and some parts of Asia.

I don’t currently work with every country, largely because of time-zone differences and because my work can involve private testing, practitioner-only natural medicines and online dispensaries that aren’t available everywhere.

If you’re unsure whether I can work with you where you live, please submit an enquiry and include your location.

Yes. My practice is entirely online, with consultations held via Zoom.

This allows me to work with clients across Australia and internationally while reviewing your health history, pathology and other test results together.

If you’re in Australia, I’ll usually try to call you first so I can briefly understand what you’re looking for and answer any initial questions. If I can’t reach you, I’ll follow up by email.

If you’re based overseas, I’ll respond to your enquiry by email.

I aim to get back to all enquiries as soon as I can. For more complex cases, I may ask for a little more information before recommending the most appropriate way to work together.

Most clients initially have follow-up appointments approximately every 4-6 weeks, with appointments spaced further apart as things become more stable.

How long we work together depends on the complexity of your health picture, how much testing or medical investigation is needed, how quickly treatment can be introduced, how your body responds, your goals, budget and how much capacity you have to make changes at one time.

There isn’t a set number of appointments everyone needs. The aim is to work through things systematically at a pace that is both clinically appropriate and manageable for you.

There isn’t one timeline that applies to everyone. Some people notice smaller improvements relatively early, while more complex health issues can take longer to unravel.

In my clinical experience, the bigger shifts in symptom patterns often start to become apparent around the four month mark, although this isn’t a guarantee.

Your timeline will depend on what is contributing to your symptoms, how long it has been going on, what needs investigating or treating and how your body responds along the way.

Yes, potentially. Depending on your case, you may also need to budget for natural medicines, private testing and appointments with other healthcare practitioners or specialists.

As a guide, natural medicines can start from approximately $250 AUD per month, while private testing can start from approximately $1,000 AUD over the course of working together in more complex cases. There may also be gap fees for GPs, specialists or other practitioners I recommend.

Wherever possible, I try to work with your existing GP and medical team so that appropriate pathology and investigations can be accessed through Medicare. However, not all of the testing I use is available through Medicare or can be ordered through a doctor, so private testing may still be recommended where it is likely to provide clinically useful information.

I won’t recommend testing simply because it’s available. If budget is a concern, please let me know so we can prioritise what is most important first.

No. Some clients come to me with an established diagnosis, while others know something isn’t right but haven’t yet been able to explain their symptoms.

Part of my role is to look at your symptoms, health history, existing pathology and the patterns between them to identify what may need further investigation.

Where something requires medical diagnosis, investigation or treatment, I can work alongside your GP or specialist and recommend appropriate next steps. You don’t need to have everything figured out before you contact me.

The complimentary discovery call is a short conversation to help us work out whether the Conquer Endo Naturally Program is the right fit for you.

I’ll briefly ask about your endometriosis, your main symptoms and what you’ve already tried. I’ll then explain how I work, what the process involves and the approximate costs, and you’ll have an opportunity to ask any questions.

The purpose isn’t to provide treatment advice during the call. It’s to give us both enough information to determine whether we’re a good fit to work together.

I require at least 48 hours’ notice (two business days), during business hours Monday–Friday, 10:00am – 6:00pm, if you need to cancel or reschedule an appointment.

Cancellations made with less than 48 hours’ notice incur a 50% cancellation fee, charged to the card provided on your pre-authorisation form. Your card is otherwise only used for late cancellations or overdue fees.

If you’re waiting for test results, please check with me at least one week before your appointment to confirm they have been received. Pending or delayed results aren’t accepted as a reason for a late cancellation.

Frequent cancellations close to the 48-hour cut-off may also mean a deposit or pre-payment is required for future appointments.