Dr Heather Way (PhD)
Director and Head Researcher
Heather has a PhD in molecular genetics, she is not a medical Doctor. She has a passion for autism research. Please click on the button below for more on her story as an Autism Mum, Nutrigenomic clinician and Autism Researcher.
Helen Meier
Practitioner (BhSc Nutritional medicine)
Helen has worked in Nutrition for many years and has completed a BhSc in Nutritional medicine. Helen is a perfect fit for our centre as a fully qualified Nutritionist with a great deal of both front and back of house experience and a real passion for helping people.
Amanda Mullard
Clinic Manager and Practitioner (Nutritionist and Nutrigenomist)
Amanda is very passionate about the clinic and the principles it stands by, having two children- one with Autism allows her to relate to the families that we see here. Early on she learnt the power of nutrition in the treatment of Autism, this led her to completing a BhSc in Nutritional medicine. As a fully qualified Nutritionist and Nutrigenomist with in depth management experience Amanda is able to ensure the core principles of the clinic are upheld and the clinic runs smoothly. Her son continues to make improvements every day while following the TACGA program, which only strengthens her commitment to helping others.
Tracy Webster
Receptionist
Tracy’s motto is ‘Connecting Hearts for a better world’. Her passion for helping people together with her experience in customer service enables her to be of value at reception, where she gives her best at all times. Her experience as a mum of three sons, together with her holistic heart based approach to guiding others compliments the ethics of our centre.
Anita Gow
Receptionist
Anita’s medical reception experience along with her friendly and caring manor make her a very valuable member of the TACGA team. Her passion and dedication to helping people shine though on a daily basis. Anita loves learning about nutrition and health which makes her a perfect fit at our centre.