Physiotherapists Leanne Scown and Elise Fraser know their stuff when it comes to Joint Hypermobility Syndrome/HEDS and under their care and tutelage I have actually started to improve for the first time in *years*.

Approximate cost: $100

Delicious Japanese street food and excellent service. Particularly like their Okonomiyaki! They also have delicious-looking crêpes and adorably nerdy décor.

Approximate cost: $10

So close and yet so far from fructose-friendly! Gluten-free buns available, which is great, but 9 times out of 10 I request no onions on my burger and get onions. So frustrating! For the price and quality of the ingredients, I expect better.

Got an appointment pretty quickly from the time of making the appointment. The hand therapists are all either Occupational Therapists or Physios, so you can get a rebate if you have private health insurance with extras cover. The hand therapist I saw was very thorough and really listened and my first appointment went for over an hour. The brace that they sold me has been amazing and for once I have been fitted properly! I have also been organised to have hand hydrotherapy and given exercises to do at home.

I love the food here, and they are great at modifying a whole range of dishes to make them fructose-friendly. Have eaten here with vegetarians, omnivores and fish-lovers plenty of times and there is always something for everyone to enjoy.

Approximate cost: $15

Fabulous range of delicious and healthy burritos, easily made wheat free and/or fructose-friendly if you choose the burrito in a bowl" option. Not the cheapest, but excellent quality and wonderful friendly service. And the Mexican soda is a plus!

Approximate cost: $25

Have had excellent myotherapy (remedial massage including myofascial dry needling) and osteopathic treatment from several different staff members at Beyond. The Clinical Pilates program is also great, if quite full.

Approximate cost: $90