Adelphè Wellness

Last week, we announced that Adelphè would honour $80 in eligible lost voucher, credit or deposit value for up to 250 clients affected by the recent liquidation of The Gym Beauty Group and Elara.

Since then, Aglow has stepped in to contribute an additional $20 to the Treatment Wallet of eligible affected clients who take us up on the offer.

That means our original $80 support has now become $100 per eligible client, with no minimum spend.

And the support hasn’t stopped there.
INSKIN COSMEDICS has generously contributed 50 O COSMEDICS Skin Health Prescription Kits, which will be gifted to the first 50 eligible clients who book a skin treatment through the initiative, with each kit prescribed to suit their individual skin needs.

We genuinely didn’t expect other businesses to contribute when we made our original commitment. We simply wanted to do what we realistically could to support people in our community who had already spent their own money on treatments and experiences they were looking forward to receiving.

To now see other businesses choose to stand alongside us and help make that support go even further means an enormous amount.

A huge thank you to Aglow and INSKIN COSMEDICS for getting behind this with us, and to everyone who has shared, messaged and supported the initiative so far.

If you were affected by the closure of The Gym Beauty Group or Elara, please get in touch with our team to find out more about eligibility and how to access the support.

Last week, Soph and I had the opportunity to attend The French Beauty Academy’s Futures for Frenchies Showcase, and I also had the privilege of speaking to the next generation of our industry.

There was something really special about standing in a room filled with students who are right at the beginning of their careers and thinking back to where I started, what I’ve learnt along the way and how much this industry has shaped me.

Futures for Frenchies is all about helping students bridge that gap between education and the real world. Giving them the opportunity to meet employers, understand the different career paths available to them and start building those industry connections before they’ve even graduated.
And I’m incredibly proud that Adelphè gets to be part of that.

For me, being an employer partner is about more than finding future team members. It’s an opportunity for us to share what we’ve learnt, support emerging therapists and show them just how many directions a career in beauty, skin and wellness can take you.

Speaking on stage about Adelphè, our approach and what we look for in the people who join our team was a bit of a full circle moment.

I know how daunting it can feel when you’re starting out and trying to work out where you fit within this industry. If being involved in programs like this can help even one person feel more confident about what their future could look like, that means a lot to me.

Thank you to The French Beauty Academy for having Soph and I, and for creating opportunities like this for the next generation.
Adriana x

Following the recent liquidation of The Gym Beauty Group and Elara, a number of clients have been left holding unused vouchers, credits and deposits.

After seeing the wider Adelaide beauty and wellness community begin to rally around those affected, we wanted to consider what we could realistically contribute as a local business too.

So, we’ve allocated $20,000 internally to support up to 250 affected clients, with ADELPHÈ honouring $80 of eligible lost voucher, credit or deposit value towards treatments and services within our clinic.

We know this won’t replace everything that may have been lost, and that isn’t what we’re trying to do. We simply hope it can provide a little support to people who had already spent their own money on treatments and experiences they were looking forward to receiving.

At the end of the day, we’re all small businesses, we’re all employing local people and we all understand how much goes into building something like this.

Thank you to The Advertiser, Jacinta Round and Matilda McDermott for taking the time to share the initiative and, most importantly, helping this information reach people who may be eligible for support.

If you have been affected and would like further information about the ADELPHÈ support fund, please contact our team directly. 💌

What do you do when your husband injures himself at work and comes home with an open wound like this?
You use him as a test subject for the new Photobiomodulation Bed, obviously.
(And then you make sure he’s okay.)

We started documenting the wound approximately one hour after the injury, using the bed’s dedicated wound healing protocol to support the natural repair process.

103 hours later, this is where we’re at.

The change across the images is visible. The wound appears progressively more closed and settled as the body moves through its natural stages of healing.
Now, this is important: the body is designed to heal, and we’re not claiming PBM alone is responsible for the change you’re seeing here.

What we wanted to observe was how the wound progressed while using photobiomodulation as a supportive modality throughout that process.

PBM uses specific wavelengths of red and near infrared light and has been studied for its potential role in cellular energy production, inflammatory regulation, tissue repair and recovery.

And wound healing is only one of the reasons we’ve brought this bed into Adelphè.
Our new PBM bed has different protocols that can be used to support skin health, muscle recovery, inflammation and recovery, pain management and general wellbeing.

This particular case study focuses specifically on wound healing, but there’s a lot more to this technology that we’ll be sharing.

Want to experience PBM for yourself? Book your session via the link in our bio, or speak to our team about which protocol may be right for you!


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IV drips. You’ve probably heard about them, but do you actually know what they involve?

And if you’ve been curious, how do you know whether IV therapy is something you’d even consider?

With IV drips officially coming to Adelphè, we don’t just want to add them to our treatment menu and leave you to figure the rest out. We want you to understand what they are, what the process looks like and have the opportunity to ask questions before making any decisions.

So on Wednesday 14 October at 6pm, we’re opening the clinic for a community night where you can come in, see an IV drip demonstration and learn more from the team behind it.

We’ll also have exclusive launch packages available on the night, plus one person attending will win an IV drip.

If you’d like to come along, send us a message or give the clinic a call to secure your spot 💌

I feel like bloating has somehow become something we think we need to immediately “fix”.

Your stomach looks different today? Panic. Eat less. Train harder. Google a detox. Book literally anything promising to make you flat by 5pm.

But bloating is information, and there are SO many reasons you might be feeling it.
And this is where lymphatic drainage gets misunderstood too.

Yes, you might leave your appointment looking visibly less puffy. We love that for you.
But we’re not just trying to squeeze the bloat out of you and send you on your way.

We want to understand what’s going on, look at what may be contributing to how you’re feeling, and use lymphatic drainage to actually support your body rather than fight against it.

Because sometimes your body doesn’t need punishing.
It just needs you to listen to it.

Feeling puffy, heavy or bloated? Come and see us.
Book your Lymphatic Drainage Massage through the link in our bio or call us on (08) 8120 1988. x