
BARTLEY MELOCCO
Bachelor of Health Science (UTS)
Bartley Melocco is the founder and principal Acupuncturist at Sevenways Health Centre in North Bondi, Sydney Australia.
Bartley created the Centre as a purpose-built space for a multidisciplinary clinic where practitioners could collaborate together to treat the community in Bondi. The Centre is staffed by a team of professionals who are highly experienced, patient focused and passionate about their fields.
Bartley’s interest in the human condition started while he was working behind the scenes as a construction rigger in the local and international rock ’n’ roll, film and television industries. He witnessed and experienced the many highs and lows of the lifestyle in these industries and the challenges for the physical and psychological health of both artists and crew.
During those periods of working long shifts Bartley found relief by receiving acupuncture treatment and it was while on a treatment table that he had an epiphany and decided on a career change that led him to study a Bachelor of Health Science in Traditional Chinese Medicine at UTS Sydney in 1998.
Over many years he has travelled extensively through Europe, Asia and South America studying yoga, vedic meditation, qigong and bio energetic healing.
After graduation Bartley worked as an acupuncturist for eight years in a busy practice in Mosman, on Sydney’s lower north shore, and for the last 10 years he has been the senior acupuncture practitioner at Sevenways Health Centre in North Bondi.
Bartley’s specialisation has developed through postgraduate education and current medical research. His musculoskeletal pain relief treatments originate from Master Tung through Dr Wei Young, Five Element Spirit-based treatment from Prof Jack Worsley, through Mark Phillips & Gye Bennets, Neo Classical pulse diagnosis from Professor Leon Hammer and Dr John Shen through Karen Bilton for treatment of modern day pathologies.
Bartley is known locally in Bondi for his patient-focussed treatment and care. He empowers clients to look at their exercise routine, diet, lifestyle and work practices to help bring about a greater feeling of wellbeing and peace of mind.
He regularly works with GPs, psychologists, osteopaths, midwives and naturopaths to provide additional support for those with more complicated health conditions. His areas of specialisation include:
- Musculoskeletal pain and sports injury
- Women’s health
- Anxiety and stress
- Fertility ( male and female)
- Immune disorders
- Pregnancy and postnatal care
- Sleep disturbance
- Digestion and nutrition
Bartley currently works as a volunteer providing acupuncture, lifestyle and nutritional advice on site for the kids in the Ways Centre in North Bondi (www.ways.org.au).
Ways is a not-for-profit organisation providing onsite senior high school education, healthcare, counselling and support for at-risk kids from 14 to 17 years of age.
When not at Sevenways or volunteering at Ways Youth Service, Bartley can be found enjoying surfing with his family at Bondi Beach, working in the local community garden or walking his barmy chocolate labrador, Bella.
Qualifications
- Bachelor of Health of Science (UTS)
- Acupuncture and Chinese Herbs (Traditional Chinese Medicine)
- Diploma of Remedial Massage (ACNT)
- Diploma of Hypnotherapy and Counselling (College of Hypnotic Sciences)
- Cert. Master Tung Acupuncture (Dr.Wei Young)
- Cert .Neo Classical Pulse Diagnosis ,Shen/Hammer (Karen Bilton Ph.D )
- Cert. Fertility and IVF Support (Jane Lyttleton)
- Cert . Pregnancy Support (Debra Betts)
- Licensed Acupuncturist/Herbalist AACMA member 1891
- AHPRA registered provider with all major private health insurance funds.

Keren Wright
BMSkH, PG Dip Osteo (NZ)
- Paediatrics
- Womens Health
- Headaches
- Pain management
Qualifications:
Bachelors of Musculoskeletal Health – ARA Institute of Canterbury, New Zealand Post-graduate diploma in Osteopathy – ARA Institute of Canterbury, New Zealand Pelvic workshop – Amanda Viedma-Dodd [ MOst BAppSci ] Paediatric 101 course – Jamie Taylor [ DO ] Certificate in Pre Health & Science – ARA Institute of Canterbury, New Zealand
Talia Novos
APD, MND, BSc (biochemistry), MFS
- Eating disorders (Anorexia Nervosa, Bulimia, Binge eating disorder, Avoidant Restrictive Food Intake Disorder)
- Paediatric feeding disorders linked to: Autism spectrum disorder, Attention deficit disorder, Sensory Processing Disorder, Obsessive compulsive disorder, Avoidant Restrictive Food Intake Disorder and Global development delay
- Body Composition (improving body image and relationship with food)
- Gut health, Coeliac’s disease, IBS and low FODMAP’s
- Diabetes Management
- Women’s health (PCOS and endometriosis)
- Sports Nutrition
Qualifications:
- Masters of Nutrition and Dietetics (Distinction) – University of Wollongong
- Masters of Science (Forensic Science) – University of Canberra
- Bachelor of Science (Biochemistry) – University of Sydney
- Low FODMAP’s accredited- Monash University
- Pediatric Nutrition for Dietitians – Queensland Health online

Anna Scammell
M.Clin Physiotherapy (Continence & Women’s Health)
- Back, pelvic, hip & neck pain
- Pregnancy & postnatal exercise
- Birth preparation
- Recovery from childbirth
- Pelvic floor exercises
- Abdominal separation (diastasis)
- Prolapse
- Bladder dysfunction- urgency, frequency, leakage or reduced sensation
- Painful intercourse
- Bowel dysfunction- constipation, reduced control
- Pelvic Pain/Endometriosis

Sara Smith
Dip Rem Mass.
Sara is a fully qualified Remedial Massage Therapist who is compassionate and highly motivated to help clients improve their health and wellbeing.
Sara does this by relieving stress and tension in the body, gently improving the range of movement to help individuals return to pain-free living again.
Sara’s thorough assessment, tailored treatment and rehab exercises will help clients on their journey to better mobility and an improved overall sense of wellbeing.
Specific conditions that Remedial Massage can help with include:
Musculoskeletal pain: Neck pain, back pain, shoulder pain, sciatica, work desk posture pain, headaches and joint pain.
Soft tissue injuries: Gym injuries, massage can aid in the prevention and rehabilitation of sports-related injuries.
Stress and Anxiety: Remedial massage can help soothe away stress and anxiety by promoting deep relaxation through the release of endorphins.