16/07/2026
✨ I thought it was time to properly introduce myself, especially as there are quite a few new faces here.
So… hi! 👋 I’m Susan, the practitioner behind Susan Mullins Kinesiology.
I’m a wife, mum to two amazing boys, and dog mum to Freddy, our very cheeky sausage dog. 🐾 Originally from Melbourne, I’ve called beautiful Perth home for the past 13 years.
Before becoming a kinesiologist, I spent a decade working as a stewardess in the superyacht industry. It was an incredible chapter of my life, but the long hours and high stress eventually took a toll on my health.
After leaving the industry, I became pregnant with my first son. Looking back, that season of life marked the beginning of my own health journey.
I have a vivid memory of being a new mum, completely exhausted but unable to sleep. I remember telling myself to just push it down and get on with things, something I had probably been doing for years.
But eventually, your body has a way of getting your attention.
My first diagnosis was Hashimoto’s. Then came glandular fever, histamine intolerance, and what felt like an endless cycle of new symptoms.
No matter how proactive I was at addressing the latest issue, another one seemed to appear.
Then I discovered kinesiology.
For the first time, I stopped looking only at my symptoms and started looking at the bigger picture, the connection between stress, emotions and physical health.
After one of my early sessions, I woke up and realised something was different.
That familiar knot of anxiety in my stomach wasn’t there.
I couldn’t remember a time in my life when I hadn’t felt it. That constant feeling of dread that greeted me each morning had simply… gone.
That experience inspired me to study kinesiology for three years and become a practitioner myself, so I could support others on their own health journeys.
Today I support people of all ages, with a special interest in hormones, stress, burnout, nervous system regulation, and supporting parents, children and teens.
💫If you’ve ever felt like you’re doing all the “right” things but still don’t feel like yourself… I see you. I’ve been there too🤍.
Thank you for being here 🙏🏼.