A qualitative study of Naturopaths and Herbalists’ experiences of the 2022 Northern New South Wales and Southeast Queensland flood events

The findings highlight the distinctive role of Naturopaths and Herbalists in disaster response and recovery, including the unique contribution of these professions in addressing community healthcare needs. The development of suitable disaster protocols, including protocols for practitioner self-care, is an important next step in fostering a more responsive and sustainable approach to disaster response and recovery.

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Complementary Therapies in Clinical Practice
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2026-02-01
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https://doi.org/10.1016/j.ctcp.2026.102043
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Disaster Response and Management
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A qualitative study of Naturopaths and Herbalists’ experiences of the 2022 Northern New South Wales and Southeast Queensland flood events

Matthew Leach, Isabel Halse, Liza Oates
Complementary Therapies in Clinical Practice
Disaster Response and Management
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A qualitative study of Naturopaths and Herbalists’ experiences of the 2022 Northern New South Wales and Southeast Queensland flood events

Matthew Leach, Isabel Halse, Liza Oates
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Abstract

The findings highlight the distinctive role of Naturopaths and Herbalists in disaster response and recovery, including the unique contribution of these professions in addressing community healthcare needs. The development of suitable disaster protocols, including protocols for practitioner self-care, is an important next step in fostering a more responsive and sustainable approach to disaster response and recovery.

Complementary Therapies in Clinical PracticeVol. 62
The University of Adelaide (AU), Southern Cross University (AU)
Climate action
Openalex Percentile: Top 65%
Disaster Response and Management
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