Treatments & Pricing

When Colon Hydrotherapy May Not Be Suitable

Your safety is always the priority. There are certain conditions where colon hydrotherapy may not be recommended or may require medical clearance before treatment.

If any of the following apply to you, please reach out before booking so we can discuss your individual situation:

• Pregnancy (or suspected pregnancy)

• Cancer of the colon, rectum, or gastrointestinal (GI) tract

• Acute abdominal pain

• Recent gastrointestinal or rectal bleeding

• Recent abdominal, colon, or rectal surgery

• Intestinal perforation or risk of perforation

• Abdominal or inguinal hernia

• Diverticulitis

• Ulcerative colitis or acute Crohn’s disease

• Severe or inflamed haemorrhoids

• Fissures or fistulas

• Rectal or abdominal tumours

• Severe heart conditions (including congestive heart failure or recent heart attack)

• Uncontrolled high blood pressure (hypertension)

• Vascular aneurysm (including abdominal aortic aneurysm)

• Kidney (renal) insufficiency or failure

• Liver disease (including cirrhosis)

• Severe, uncontrolled anaemia

• Restricted fluid intake

• History of seizures, epilepsy, or psychoses

• Dysautonomia

• General debilitation or severe weakness

In some cases, written clearance from your healthcare provider may be required before proceeding.

If you’re unsure whether colon hydrotherapy is suitable for you, please feel free to get in touch before booking—I’m always happy to chat and guide you in the right direction. In some cases, written clearance from your healthcare provider may be required before proceeding.

If you’re unsure whether colon hydrotherapy is suitable for you, please feel free to get in touch before booking—I’m always happy to chat and guide you in the right direction.

Understanding Your Colon

The colon (large intestine) plays an important role in your overall health and wellbeing. It is approximately 1.5 metres long and is responsible for the final stages of digestion.

It’s main functions include:

• Absorbing water and electrolytes

• Processing the final stages of digestion

• Forming and eliminating waste from the body

When digestion and elimination are not functioning optimally, waste can sit in the colon for longer than it should. This may contribute to symptoms such as bloating, discomfort, and irregular bowel movements.

Modern lifestyles such as highly processed foods, stress, and lack of movement can place extra strain on the digestive system, making it harder for the body to eliminate efficiently.

Supporting the colon through healthy habits and regular elimination plays an important role in maintaining a balanced and well-functioning digestive system.

How Many Sessions Will I Need?

Every body is different, so recommendations are always personalised. I won’t suggest a treatment plan until after your first session, as it’s important to understand what’s happening in your body before providing guidance.

For those starting out, it’s often beneficial to begin with 3 sessions closer together (ideally one per week) to support a deeper cleanse and reset. From there, we can look at what will best support your body moving forward.

Ongoing care will vary depending on your lifestyle, digestion, and overall health goals. As a general guide:

• Up to 30 years: ~2 sessions per year

• Up to 40 years: ~4 sessions per year

• Up to 50 years: ~6 sessions per year

• 60 years and over: monthly sessions (up to 12 per year)

Many clients find that monthly sessions help maintain optimal gut health and overall wellbeing, while others prefer to check in more occasionally.

The most important thing is finding a rhythm that works for your body—this is something we will always guide you through in a gentle and personalised way.

We are a small business and we ask that you kindly give 48 hours notice to rechedule or cancel your appointment.

Late cancellations or no-shows may incur a fee.