With Rachel McMahon · Coming mid-2027
PhotonWave
Exploring the potential of light and colour.
Coming to Perth Integrative Wellness mid-2027.
About PhotonWave
A different approach to light and wellbeing
Light plays an important role in our everyday health, influencing our sleep-wake cycles, alertness and overall sense of wellbeing.
PhotonWave is a specialised light-based system that uses carefully selected colours and pulsed light frequencies, viewed through the eyes, as part of a complementary wellness approach.
Developed with input from practitioners working in light and colour therapies, including Dr Dietrich Klinghardt, PhotonWave offers a non-invasive experience that can be tailored to the individual.
At Perth Integrative Wellness, Rachel will be incorporating PhotonWave into her practice as an additional option for clients interested in exploring light-based approaches to wellbeing.
PhotonWave can be booked as a standalone session or used within the structure of an Autonomic Response Testing (ART) session.
Your session
What to expect
A PhotonWave session is simple and non-invasive.
You’ll sit comfortably in front of the device and look towards a sequence of coloured lights selected for your session. The system uses combinations of colours and, depending on the programme, gently pulsing light.
The light-viewing component generally takes around 6–12 minutes, although your overall appointment may be longer to allow for discussion and individual assessment.
You remain seated throughout, and there is no physical contact involved.
Before your session, Rachel will discuss your health history and any factors that may affect whether light stimulation is appropriate for you.
If you’d like to know when PhotonWave sessions open for booking, send us a message and we’ll let you know.
Questions
Common questions
What is PhotonWave?
PhotonWave is a specialised light-stimulation device that presents selected colours and pulsed light frequencies through the eyes. It is used by complementary practitioners as part of individualised wellness programmes.
What might someone use PhotonWave for?
People may be interested in PhotonWave as part of a broader approach to relaxation, stress management and general wellbeing. Its manufacturer also describes applications for more complex concerns, although these therapeutic benefits have not been reliably established through high-quality clinical research.
What does a PhotonWave session feel like?
You sit comfortably and look towards the coloured light displayed by the device. The experience is non-invasive and does not involve physical treatment. Individual responses to light stimulation can vary.
How long does a session take?
The light-viewing component typically takes approximately 6–12 minutes. Additional time may be needed for consultation, preparation and discussion.
Is PhotonWave suitable for everyone?
Not necessarily. Pulsed light may be unsuitable for people with photosensitive epilepsy or certain other conditions. Some medications can also increase sensitivity to light. Rachel will review relevant precautions before proceeding, and medical clearance may be needed.
Can PhotonWave be used alongside other healthcare?
PhotonWave is intended as a complementary wellness option and does not replace medical assessment, diagnosis or treatment. You should continue any existing medical care and prescribed medications as directed by your healthcare practitioner.
When will PhotonWave be available?
PhotonWave is expected to be available with Rachel at Perth Integrative Wellness from mid-2027. Further information about appointments and pricing will be provided closer to its arrival.
Let’s take the next step
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While PhotonWave is on its way, you can learn more about Rachel or explore the other approaches available at the clinic.