Portrait of Ebony Nash, naturopath specialising in thyroid health, fatigue and hormonal balance at Peak Naturopathy.

Ebony Nash

Naturopath | Hormonal & Thyroid Health

Helping women reclaim their energy, cycle health and confidence.


Ebony Nash is a warm, grounded naturopath who blends clinical expertise, functional medicine principles and lived experience to deliver deeply personalised, holistic care. She believes health care should be deeply personal and truly holistic, taking into account not just symptoms, but the whole story behind them.

With a Bachelor of Health Science in Naturopathy and membership with the Australian Natural Therapists Association, Ebony brings an integrative, evidence-informed approach to every consultation. She combines herbal medicine, nutritional therapy, lifestyle strategies and advanced testing to support women experiencing hormonal imbalances, thyroid dysfunction, fatigue, cycle irregularities and complex chronic conditions.

Alongside supporting her clients, Ebony is currently undertaking a Master of Women’s Health Medicine (Gynaecological Medicine) through University of New South Wales. This advanced postgraduate training allows her to further deepen her expertise in women's health and bring an even higher level of evidence-informed care to her clinical practice.

Ebony is particularly passionate about thyroid health, shaped by her own lived journey with Hashimoto’s disease. She understands the frustration of being told “your results are normal” when your body is clearly saying otherwise — and she’s dedicated to helping her clients feel seen, validated and deeply supported.

Many women come to Ebony feeling confused, overwhelmed, or dismissed. They leave feeling informed, empowered, and confident in their next steps — with a clearer understanding of their bodies and a practitioner who is genuinely in their corner.

Free Resource: Thyroid Checklist

Wondering if your thyroid might be affecting your energy, mood or weight? This short quiz helps you tune in to what your body might be telling you—and gives you a clearer idea of whether support could help.