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A quieter way to feel lighter, minutes from home.

Some weeks in Brighton move fast: an early dip, errands on Church Street, dinners that run a little late. When your middle feels tight or heavy, a gentle open-system colonic at our Armadale clinic can help you reset without drama. We maintain a calm atmosphere, provide clear guidance, and keep the experience private, so you can focus on how you feel, not on the process.

Colonic Irrigation in Brighton

What we actually do (and why people come)

Colon irrigation (also known as colonic, colon cleanse, or colon hydrotherapy) utilises purified, body-temperature water to facilitate the natural release of waste from the colon. With the open system, water is gravity-fed (not pressurised), and you stay in charge. Releases occur discreetly into a ventilated basin; a practitioner is nearby if you need support, but you set the pace.

Brighton clients typically book when they want:

• Relief from that bloated, sluggish feeling
• A practical reset before dialling in food, water and sleep
• Extra support for regularity alongside better hydration and fibre

No hype or miracle claims, think of a colonic as support, not a cure-all.

The open system difference

If you’ve only ever pictured a clinical procedure, the open system often feels like a pleasant surprise:

• Privacy & control: You self-insert a small, pencil-thin nozzle in private, get comfortable, and guide the session.
• Gentle flow: Body-temperature, gravity-fed water and not forced pressure.
• Unhurried space: Quiet room, clear instructions, and time for questions.

Closed systems can be a good fit for clients who prefer hands-on assistance throughout the process. Many Brighton visitors opt for the open system due to its independence and low-stress atmosphere.

A first visit, from hello to after-care

1. Arrival & walkthrough: We begin by orienting you to the room layout, hygiene, and normal sensations, as well as how to breathe through the process. Ask anything, no rush.

2. Private set-up: You prepare in privacy and position yourself comfortably. Lubricant is provided; pillows and supports are there to help you relax.

3. During the cleanse: Warm water flows gently. You can take brief pauses or small position changes that encourage natural release. Most clients find that a slow breathing rhythm is all they need.

4. Afterwards: You’ll have a few minutes to finish releasing and compose yourself. Many people leave feeling lighter, more settled, and pleasantly sleepy-calm. We’ll share simple after-care: hydrate, keep meals light, and notice how you feel over the next day.

Session length: Plan for 45–60 minutes.

Close to Brighton, easy to plan

The clinic is easily accessible from Brighton via Nepean Hwy -> High St or Dandenong Rd -> Glenferrie Rd. Many clients book between errands or after a morning walk—get in, reset, and still have the day ahead of you.

Established in 1999, we’ve supported Melbourne communities, including Brighton and the bayside suburbs, for decades with straightforward, respectful care.

How to make it work for real life (Brighton edition)

A single session can feel like opening the windows and clearing the bench—fresh air, a tidy surface, and a calmer pace. The benefits tend to stick when you keep things simple:

• Water on repeat: Sip steadily all day, not just at night.
• Whole-food basics: Vegetables, fruit, legumes, lean proteins, whole grains. No extremes. Just consistency.
• Fibre, gradually: If you’ve been light on fibre, step up slowly so your gut can adapt.
• Move & sleep: A foreshore walk and a predictable bedtime do more for gut rhythm than most people expect.

Frequency ideas:

• First-timer/reset: Start with one; if it helps, consider 2–3 sessions a few days apart.
• Maintenance: Monthly, or around travel and seasonal changes.
• On-demand: Book when life gets hectic and you want a clean slate.

There’s no universal formula. Your practitioner will help you weigh goals, schedule and budget to find a cadence you’ll actually keep.

Add-ons (optional, not required)

• Infrared sauna – gentle heat that many clients pair before or after a cleanse
• Herbal / coffee / alkaline irrigations – personal preferences, some Brighton clients like to include

• Hydrate well the day before and day of.
• Keep meals moderate; skip unusually heavy or very spicy dinners.
• Wear comfortable clothing; aim to arrive with a few spare minutes to settle.

• Keep sipping water and herbal tea.
• Choose light meals for the next one or two (soups, steamed veg, light proteins).
• If you feel drowsy-relaxed, lean into it, take a short walk, early night, phone on silent.

• “It felt private.” Independence reduced awkwardness.
• “No pushiness.” We suggest trying one session and deciding your own rhythm.
• “Calm explanations.” Clear, unhurried guidance; no jargon.
• “Everything in one place.” Colonics, sauna and optional adjuncts under one roof.

Payment Options

Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Debit Card, Apple Pay, PayPal

Wheechair Accessibility

Our clinic is not wheelchair accessible. This is due to the design of the LIBBE open-system device, which requires clients to independently access the unit and position themselves in a private area. We don’t have the equipment or staff support for assisted transfers.

Parking

Street parking is available on nearby side streets within a short 2-minute walk. Please check all parking signs carefully before leaving your vehicle.

Clearway Notice

High Street operates Clear-ways during peak hours — City-inbound from 7:00–9:00 am and City-outbound from 4:30–6:30 pm. Parking or stopping during these times is not permitted and vehicles may be towed.

If your appointment falls within these hours, we recommend parking on the surrounding side streets instead.

Additional Option

There is also a public car park on William Street within a short 2-minute walk. It’s best to allow 2 hours for parking.

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