Meet Our Team
Meet the People Behind CMA
Practitioners supporting practitioners
The Complementary Medicine Association (CMA) is governed by a volunteer Board of Directors drawn from the complementary medicine profession. As practitioners themselves, our Directors bring firsthand knowledge of the profession, its challenges and the needs of fellow practitioners and students.
Working alongside CMA's administrative team, the Board provides strategic direction, oversight and leadership to strengthen the profession and advance the recognition of complementary medicine in Australia.
Not-for-profit
Revenue supports members, strengthens the profession and advances CMA's objectives.
Volunteer Leadership
Directors serve voluntarily and receive no remuneration for their Board responsibilities.
Our Board of Directors
Meet the practitioners guiding CMA's future
Vincent Bowyer - President
Previously a Christian Pastor and a Financial Planner, Vincent dived into remedial massage on the suggestion of his wife, who figured she would most benefit. That was in 2003 and marked the creation of their own clinic.
His awe for the connections and workings of the human body have spurred him on through Naturopathy and Western Herbal Medicine. From the start, his focus has been on the treatment of people experiencing chronic pain.
In his clinic he utilises non-invasive biofeedback neuro-stim technology in conjunction with herbal medicine and naturopathy generally.
Vincent was the president of the SCENAR Therapist Association in Australasia from its inauguration in 2005 to 2019 and has been on the CMA Board since 2018. Vincent is committed to serving with his colleagues in directing the association toward raising complimentary medicine within our Nation.
Greg Fredericks - Vice President
Greg has been a member of the CMA since 1997 and a practicing naturopath for over 33 years.
He has credentials in Nutrition (Bastyr University, USA), Chinese Herbology (Institute of Chinese Herbology) and in Pathology (WA School of Pathology).
Greg is also a martial arts instructor, author, and lecturer. He has published many articles relating to natural medicine and written books about darkfield microscopy live blood analysis, as well as on integrative oncology.
He is also an international lecturer and has presented at the International Holistic Cancer Symposium in Auckland, New Zealand in 2017 and at the American Naturopathic Medical Association Conference in Las Vegas, USA in 2019.
Greg is especially motivated to demonstrate the evidence based scientific validity of natural medicine in an ever-changing world. His passion for research has resulted in many webinars that are available to CMA members in our Education Hub.
Lesha Mohan - Qld Rep
Lesha began her journey with CMA as a university student in 2007. After graduating, she ventured into entrepreneurship and successfully owned health food stores in Sydney and Brisbane. Currently, she operates an e-commerce business centred around promoting better health while also running her own naturopathy practice.
Within the field of naturopathy, Lesha focuses primarily on chronic illnesses, immune health, emotional and mental well-being, and hormonal imbalances.
She is particularly committed to working with NDIS participants, aiming to provide comprehensive care and encourage independence in making healthier lifestyle choices.
Annual General Meetings
The Annual General Meeting (AGM) of CMA was held at 6.00pm (AEDT) on Sunday, 16 November 2025.
The Annual General Meeting (AGM) of CMA was held at 6.00pm (AEDT) on Saturday, 30 November 2024.
The Annual General Meeting (AGM) of CMA was held at 2.00pm (AEDT) on 29th October 2023.
The Annual General Meeting (AGM) of CMA was held at 5.00pm (AEDT) on 20th November 2022.