Wini Thomas, Osteopath & Mineral Balancing Practitioner

Following my early career as a professional dancer, I became fascinated by the incredible resilience and vulnerability of the human body. This curiosity led me into holistic health, first through therapeutic and sports massage, then completing a five-year honours degree in Osteopathy. Over the years, I’ve continued to expand my training, including Applied Kinesiology and advanced study in mineral balancing – a science-based approach that has not only transformed my own health but also deepened the way I support my patients.

My personal journey is deeply woven into the work I do today.

At 36, I found myself on my own healing path. Despite years of research, treatments, and trying different approaches, I still didn’t feel well in my body. I was living with persistent symptoms and a quiet but growing concern about my bone health, aware of the very real risk of osteoporosis.

I knew there had to be another way – one that looked deeper. Everything changed when I discovered Mineral Balancing.

For the first time, I could see what was happening beneath the surface. Hidden imbalances began to reveal themselves – chronic inflammation, thyroid dysfunction, adrenal stress, blood sugar instability, and even the impact of heavy metals.

This wasn’t about quick fixes. It was about understanding my body and supporting it at a foundational level.

This journey didn’t just transform my health, it reshaped the way I support the women I work with today.

Today, as a Registered Osteopath and Mineral Balancing Practitioner, I specialise in helping peri-menopausal and menopausal women who are struggling with joint pain, with a particular focus on preventing and managing osteopenia and osteoporosis. My mission is to guide women in restoring their vitality, easing pain, and building strong, healthy bones – so they can move with confidence and live with energy at every stage of life.

More About My Non-biz Life…

When I’m not in the clinic, you’ll usually find me out enjoying the fruits of my latest foraging adventures. Food is my love language – whether I’m growing it, cooking it, or, let’s be honest, eating it.

I spend a fair amount of time in the garden attempting to grow my own produce. “Attempting” being the key word here – sometimes it thrives, sometimes it’s more of a “well, at least the chickens enjoyed it” situation. Speaking of chickens, mine provide endless entertainment and eggs, and one day I’m determined to add goats into the mix. Not just because they’re hilarious, but because the thought of making raw yogurt, cheese, and even homemade soap from their milk makes me ridiculously excited. So yes…watch this space!