Dr Graham Lyttle DO. ND. MSc. PhD (cand) DC..

Certified Acupuncture; Biomesotherapy; Kinesiology; Electro Magnetic Therapy.
Member: FIMCA COCA, MANPA, AFNT, AAOH

Dr Graham Lyttle has been helping people overcome their health problems for over 40 years, firstly as an Osteopath, graduating in 1965. Since then he has completed many postgraduate studies including: Chiropractic, Naturopathy, Theology, Acupuncture, Biomesotherapy (homotoxicology), Bioresonance Therapy (BICOM) and NET (Neuro Emotional Technique - a method of clearing emotional blockages, similar to kinesiology). He now specialises in the osteopathic cranial field and operates a multi modality, integrative practice in Brisbane, Queensland.

Dr Lyttle has lectured in Germany in Biomesotherapy using Homotoxicology as a therapy for treating biochemical and structural imbalances. His seminars offer uncommon insights beyond the ‘more-biochemistry’ and uncover skills in reading peoples real needs, caring for others as a collective unit, not missing vital signs given that expose the actual health issues needing correction. His MSc was on Integrative medicine with an emphasis on implications of mental emotional issues towards clinical presentations and practice management.  His doctoral work brings all this together in an explication of this practice paradigm.

Dr Lyttle’s extensive knowledge and experience, together with his integrated holistic approach to wellbeing, have seen him successfully treat a wide range of illnesses and injuries. His patients range from those in the acute stage through to cases where illness/injuries have persisted for months, even years, and where treatments outside the Clinic have met with little success.

His patient base includes babies through to the elderly, office workers through to elite sports people. His success in treating patients has seen his practice develop to one in which more than 90% of his patients have been referred by other patients - an endorsement which speaks for itself.

"The DNH program came as a result of my personal development of our own practice paradigm, the writing up of its model and current completion of this system as a doctoral degree. This work and methodology has proven better resolution than the current Medicare Funded Medical Model for all chronic health states and the vast majority of non-life threatening acute phase interventions.

The DNH model will sit very comfortably with the vast bulk of Australian and Western trained naturopaths and complementary health practitioners who will already be working within the parameters of what we discuss and teach. However, there are many specific skills that originated from my classical Stillian osteopathic training and should be of benefit to any open erudition practitioner," says Dr Graham Lyttle.