
The Axis Protocol™ is a premium, two-phase clinical program designed for women facing complex autoimmune, hormonal, or chronic dysfunction.
It delivers root-cause clarity, personalised diagnostics, and a structured plan for measurable health transformation.
This is not symptom management.
This is strategic clinical leadership for people ready to move forward.
Phase 1: Axis Intake & Mapping Sequence™
One-time Fee: $995 AU
A comprehensive diagnostic onboarding process to uncover your true health drivers.
Includes:
- 75-Minute Clinical Intake Session
Deep dive into symptoms, systems, history, and interconnections. - Custom Functional Testing Strategy (Optional)
Tailored test recommendations based on your presentation and budget. - Home Blood Spot Test Included (RRP $259)
Inflammatory and cellular health markers from the comfort of home. - 60-Minute Axis Debrief Consultation
Clear explanation of findings, diagnostic themes, and clinical strategy. - Written Axis Map™
A visual roadmap of your body’s patterns, priorities, and what comes next. - 30-Day Messaging Support
Secure in-app support for clarification, early questions, or integration.
Note: Functional testing is not included in the fee. Test prices range between $230–$500 depending on your needs.
Phase 2: The Axis Protocol™ Implementation Program
$1,400 AUD OR $1,200 upfront (save $200) Duration: 6 Months
A strategic, adaptive care plan based on your diagnostic profile.
Includes:
- Monthly Consultations (x6)
Clinical reviews, pattern analysis, treatment evolution. - Fortnightly Voice Check-Ins
Short message-based touchpoints for support, motivation, and course-correction. - Supplement & Strategy Refinement
Adjusted prescription plans based on test results and your progress. - Midpoint Recalibration Session
Review of follow-up tests (if repeated) and updated health mapping. - Optional Add-ons:
Lab testing + supplements (quoted separately)
Frequently Asked Question:
Can I use results from my GP?
Yes! Rochelle will review any recent GP results. She may also guide you on Medicare-eligible tests to reduce costs. Some private testing may still be recommended for full clarity.