
Nurture Her Massage Therapy
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I claim my massage on Private Health Insurance?
Yes. I am a Registered Provider with the Association of Massage Therapists (AMT), which means I meet the requirements for Health Fund Rebates with most major Australian health insurers.
Health funds that recognise AMT-Registered Remedial Massage Therapists include:
AHM
AHM
ARHG (Australian Regional Health Group)
A.C.A Health Benefits Fund
AIA Health
Defence Health
Doctors Health Fund
Emergency Services Health
Frank Health Insurance
GMHBA
HBF
Healthcare Insurance Limited
Health Partners
HIF
Hunter Health Insurance
Latrobe Health Services
Mildura District Hospital Fund
Navy Health Fund
Nurses & Midwives Health
Onemedifund
Peoplecare Health Insurance
Phoenix Health Fund
Police Health Fund
Queensland Country Health Ltd
Reserve Bank Health Society
see-u by HBF
St. Luke’s Health
Teachers Federation Health
Teachers Union Health
Territory Health Fund
UniHealth
Westfund
Australian Unity
Australian Unity
BUPA
HBA
MBF
Mutual Community
NRMA
CBHS
CBHS
HCF
HCF
RT Health
Medibank Private
Medibank Private
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AAMI Health Insurance
APIA Health Insurance
Australian Seniors
GU Health
ING Health Insurance
Priceline Health Insurance
Qantas Insurance
Real Health Insurance
Suncorp Health Insurance
VIC WorkSafe
VIC WorkSafe (massage rebate depends on referral and approval)
Please note that eligibility to claim rebates depends on your individual policy and level of extras cover, so it’s always best to confirm directly with your health fund.
Who do you treat at Nurture Her Massage Therapy?
My practice is dedicated exclusively to women. I’m a Diploma-qualified Remedial Massage Therapist with advanced certification in both Pregnancy and Postnatal Massage. While I have a strong clinical focus on supporting women during pregnancy and the first 12 months postpartum, I also specialise in treating women through all stages of life.
My treatments are tailored to address a range of musculoskeletal conditions and dysfunctions using evidence-based remedial techniques such as trigger point therapy, myofascial release, deep tissue massage, cupping, and muscle energy techniques. Whether you're experiencing postural tension, chronic pain, pregnancy-related discomfort, or the physical changes that come with menopause, I provide targeted, therapeutic care designed to support women’s health at every stage.
Why is it important to see a therapist who is specifically trained in Pregnancy and Postnatal Massage?
Pregnancy and the postnatal period involve significant physical and hormonal changes, and it’s important to be treated by a Therapist who is properly trained to work with these stages. As a Qualified Practitioner of Pregnancy and Postnatal Massage, I have a thorough understanding of the musculoskeletal, circulatory, and postural shifts that occur during and after pregnancy. My training ensures I can use safe and appropriate techniques, position you correctly for your stage of pregnancy or recovery, and adapt your treatment to suit your changing needs. This provides you with a safe, effective, and supportive massage experience tailored specifically to this time in your life.
Where are you located?
My studio is located in Trinity Park, in Far North Queensland, Australia. A suburb in the northern beaches of Cairns (postcode 4879).
Is there parking available?
Yes, there is a designated parking spot available in the driveway for clients. You’re welcome to park there during your appointment.
Can I purchase a gift voucher for someone and use my own health fund to claim the rebate?
No. Health funds require that the person receiving the treatment is also the policyholder or an eligible dependent. Additionally, health fund rebates can only be claimed when payment is made directly by the person attending the appointment. Gift voucher purchases and redemptions are not eligible for health fund rebates.
If someone buys me a gift voucher, can I use my health fund to claim the rebate when I redeem it?
No. Even if the gift voucher was purchased for you, private health funds do not allow claims for services paid with a gift voucher. To claim a rebate, you must pay directly for the treatment at the time of the appointment.
