About
Chloe Sobejko is a Naturopath and Shiatsu Therapist living and working in Naarm (Melbourne)
Experiencing the limits of conventional medicine during her own health journey led Chloe to explore holistic modalities that take a more complete view of the body.
Her therapeutic approach supports the body’s innate intelligence and its natural capacity to return to balance. Through her practice, Chloe explores how we inhabit and relate to our bodies, and how this awareness can deepen our experience of health, and of ourselves.
Chloe draws on nutrition, herbal medicine, shiatsu, somatic therapy, and naturopathic and functional medicine. She believes that working with medicines derived from the earth, such as food and herbs, offers an opportunity to deepen our relationship with our environment and connect with nature’s inherent healing potential.
Alongside private practice, Chloe provides naturopathy, shiatsu and somatic bodywork to survivors of torture and trauma at Foundation House. This work has given her a deep understanding of trauma, complex mental health presentations and chronic pain.
She also collaborates on workshops and events that hold healing as something collective and relational, grounded in education and embodied learning.
Integral with her work is her long-standing artistic practice. During her Naturopathic degree Chloe drew on this to further explore and integrate her learnings of the body, leading her into bioart and research based practice, including a residency at SymbioticA- an artist run lab at the University of Western Australia. Chloe is passionate about art’s value as a medium through which we can study life and as a universal embodied language.
Bachelor of Health Science: Naturopathy
Diploma of Shiatsu and Traditional East Asian Medicine
Registered with ANTA

We acknowledge that we live and work on the unceded lands of the people of the Kulin Nations. We pay respect to Country and Elders past, present and emerging
Body of Work is an inclusive space that celebrates diversity. Chloe welcomes individuals of all ages, genders, sexual orientations, cultures, religions and all expressions of self