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Dr Natasha Andreadis, aka Dr Tash, is a Sydney-based Fertility Specialist and Gynaecologist with extensive experience in reproductive endocrinology, IVF, and hormone health. She is a Fellow of RANZCOG and holds subspecialty certification in Reproductive Endocrinology and Infertility (CREI), with additional training and research experience in the UK and Europe. She is also a CREI examiner.
Dr Andreadis is known for her evidence-based, holistic, and personalised approach to care. She is an LGBTQ+ experienced and inclusive practitioner, passionate about creating a safe, affirming space and providing tailored fertility and gynaecological care for individuals and couples of all identities and family structures.
She is the founder of Newtown Fertility Centre and works with City Fertility.
In addition to clinical practice, Dr Andreadis has research interests in the therapeutic potential of music therapy to ease anxiety related to fertility and gynaecological procedures. She also has an interest in energy medicine, is a qualified Reiki therapist, and is currently training in sound healing.
Dr Tash loves building community—hosting a monthly book club and her podcast, The Fanny Mechanic.
Kaleido Health Centre acknowledges the Gadigal People and the Ancestors of Coastal Sydney clans, their Elders both past and present, as well as the traditional owners of the lands we operate on across NSW – in particular those visiting this website.
We acknowledge the continuing cultural practices of the Coastal Sydney clans. We also acknowledge that the history of this land is complex, and that there is a need for healing.
We express our deep thanks to the local Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, and are committed to respecting their connection to land, sea and sky.
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Kaleido Health Centre acknowledges the Traditional Owners and Custodians of the lands on which we operate.
We pay our respects to all First Nations people and acknowledge Elders past and present.
