Complementary therapies
Practices such as homeopathy, naturopathy, yoga and acupuncture are sometimes used alongside conventional medicine in a belief they can complement treatments.
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Homeopathy
Homeopathy is used as an alternative to, or as an addition to, conventional mainstream medicine. This article briefly describes this treatment option, including the lack of current evidence for its effectiveness and safety.
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Depression treatment
Trusted information about depression treatment from leading Australian health organisations.
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Massage therapy guide
Massage therapy is used to manage a range of conditions, with a therapist manipulating the body’s soft tissues. Learn more here about the most popular types.
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Chinese traditional medicine
Trusted information about Chinese traditional medicine from leading Australian health organisations, including links to complementary medicines.
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Treatment for mental illness
Mental illness is treatable, and most people with mental illness recover to live productive and happy lives.
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Ayurvedic medicine
Trusted information about ayurvedic medicine from leading Australian health organisations, including links to content on alternative therapies and herbal medicine.
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Cervical cancer treatment
Trusted information on cervical cancer treatment including for precancerous abnormalities and early stage or localised cancer, and links to trusted resources
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Caring for a child with Asperger’s
Find out about caring for a child with Asperger’s, including through treatments such as occupational therapy and by getting support at school.
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Over-the-counter medicines
There are some medicines you don't need a prescription for. These are called over-the-counter medicines.
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Reporting a problem with a medicine
You should report any problems with your medicine to a healthcare professional. It’s also helpful if you report them directly to the TGA. Learn more here.
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