Stacey June Lewis is a psychotherapist, yoga teacher, author and the Founder & Director of The Well Hub, a nervous-system-focused wellness studio and allied health hub in Spotswood, Melbourne.

She holds a Graduate Diploma in Psychotherapy and Counselling, is currently completing a Master's, and holds a Bachelor of Arts in Communications. She is a registered member of the ACA and Yoga Alliance. Her clinical work is grounded in ACT, psychodynamic and person-centred approaches, with additional training in EFT, breathwork and coaching.

Her private practice focuses on women's health overall with a specialised and lived experience approach in grief work around fertility challenges and early pregnancy loss as well as ongoing support in peri and postpartum care.

Before training as a psychotherapist, Stacey worked in broadcast media, including as one half of The Thinkergirls, a national radio show & podcast on KIIS FM; work that shaped how she understands the power of individual stories to heal and driven by Stacey’s ongoing passion of amplifying women’s voices. The show had a clear directive - hear women and listen to their stories. The show which aired across main stream media highlighting every day women’s stories and the experts, entertainers and health professionals who too were committed to a national conversation around women by women - well before it was common to do so.

What felt like a big shift at first, from broadcast media to therapeutic practice, has left Stacey humbled by how consistently stories hold the power to connect and heal, regardless of the job title.

At The Well Hub, psychotherapy, breathwork, yoga and allied health practice operate as a single integrated model of care, structured around nervous system regulation and a biopsychosocial understanding of health.

Rather than treating the physical, emotional and mental dimensions of wellbeing as separate, siloed services, Stacey is leading a studio which applies an evidence-informed, multidisciplinary approach across all of them, and continues to develop this model further as it expands into 2027.

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Her clinical work integrates Person-Centred, ACT, psychodynamic and existential-humanistic approaches, alongside trauma-informed and somatic practice including breathwork, yoga and movement. Her private practice specialises in the full spectrum of motherhood, from fertility challenges and pregnancy loss through perinatal transitions to birth work, including birth planning, counselling and birth debriefing.

Stacey dual modalities allow her to support with a dynamic clinical approach, combining psychotherapy with somatic work to combat identity challenges, anxiety, PTSD, neurodiversity and leadership.

Stacey is available for executive coaching, corporate teams and public speaking.

Email the team support@thewellhub.com.au for more info or below for an initial consult.