Filipino Health, Beauty and Wellness in Canberra

Filipino family-owned disability support provider in Canberra, founded by registered nurse Cheryl, who trained in the Philippines and at the University of Canberra. Its name comes from the Filipino word for care and nurture.

Filipino-owned, family-run hair salon in Kingston, Canberra. It offers cuts for the whole family, colouring, keratin smoothing and permanent straightening, plus customisable human-hair pieces.

John Lim is a physiotherapist with BridgePoint Allied Care at its Manuka clinic inside Manuka Medical Centre, and also consults at its Turner clinic. He graduated from De La Salle Health Sciences Institute in the Philippines, speaks English, Filipino and Tagalog, and treats musculoskeletal and sports injuries, chronic pain and hypermobility with clinical Pilates.

Filipino-owned NDIS registered provider in Canberra offering disability support and care for older people, with care plans delivered by registered nurses and support workers across the ACT.

Lorenzo Pilapil is a physiotherapist at Flexout Health in Phillip (Woden) who moved from the Philippines to Australia at age nine and is fluent in Tagalog. A 2024 University of Canberra graduate, he treats sports injuries, low back pain and knee injuries with exercise rehabilitation and strength and conditioning.

Q1 Dental Care is a general dental practice in Queanbeyan that Filipina dentist Dr Susan Leonera-Salazar opened in 2012 after having her Philippine dental qualification recognised in Australia. She also holds a postgraduate oral health degree from La Trobe University and speaks English and Tagalog.

Kambah-based mobile massage service offering traditional Filipino hilot massage in clients' homes across Canberra and Queanbeyan. Treatments combine hilot with modern musculoskeletal techniques, from traditional and signature hilot to full deep-tissue sessions.