The gut-brain connection refers to the communication network linking your gastrointestinal system and brain. Imbalances in the gut can influence mood, anxiety, and mental clarity. At Gut Feeling, we specialize in understanding and treating gut-brain interactions to improve overall wellbeing.

Yes, scientific research shows that imbalances in gut bacteria and inflammation in the digestive tract can impact brain chemistry and mood. Our clinic offers targeted psychological and gut health treatment for conditions like anxiety and depression linked to gut dysfunction.

Gut Feeling combines psychology with evidence-based gut health science to treat conditions holistically. We use advanced assessments and integrative therapies to help clients across Australia heal gut-related mental health symptoms.

Dr Linda Thomas, founder of Gut Feeling, is Australia’s only mucosal immunologist and clinical psychologist, making her uniquely qualified to treat both the gut and the brain. She offers science-backed, personalised care for gut-brain conditions.

Signs may include bloating, food sensitivities, frequent tummy aches, irritability, low mood, poor focus, disrupted sleep, or anxiety. In kids or teens, symptoms like anger, impulsivity, picky eating, or school struggles may also appear. When gut issues and mental health concerns show up together, especially during development, it may point to a gut-brain imbalance worth exploring.

Yes. Gut Feeling offers virtual gut-brain consultations Australia-wide. Our online service ensures expert care is accessible, whether you're in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, or a regional area.