Getting an initial appointment at Rozelle is hard. After that, they keep you booked up well in advance so it's not too bad. I go fortnightly now and have bookings up until the end of the year, which seems crazy, but is kinda necessary! They have waitlists, and I have to say that I've never not got an appointment when I've been waitlisted and when things like EPUs and embryo transfers pop up they slot me in on the required day without much trouble. I've even had a practicioner come in for me on her day off just so I could have a session after transfer.

I've normally see Leah, but I've also seen Mel, and I know Sally quite well from when she used to be the receptionist there. They are all lovely. I've never seen Jann, and didn't know about Bernice, but I can't imagine them employing anyone who doesn't know their stuff!

Tam, I'd highly recommend switching to Rozelle - they are much cheaper than your current place (as red lady pointed out). They don't always use herbs, but when they do it's usually $30 - how long they last depends on dosage, but they tended to avoid them with me because I don't tolerate liquid medicines well and would have trouble getting them down.

BW