The fine print

Health and educational disclaimer

Amavivere is here to help you get curious about your life and try small, practical changes. Here’s what that includes, and what it doesn’t.

Last updated 19 October 2026

Education, not treatment

Amavivere provides educational and personal-development experiences. Our programs, workshops, coaching, resources and this website draw on research from areas such as positive psychology, wellbeing and behaviour change.

We don’t provide medical, psychological, nutritional or other clinical diagnosis or treatment. Nothing we offer replaces care from a doctor, psychologist, counsellor or other qualified health professional.

General information only

The information on this website, in our emails and in our programs is general. It doesn’t take into account your health, history or circumstances, so please use your own judgement about what’s right for you.

Check in with your health professional

Talk to your GP or health professional before making significant changes to things like exercise, diet, sleep, alcohol or medication, especially if you’re managing a health condition.

Please don’t stop or change any medication or treatment without medical advice.

Your choices are yours

You’re the expert on your own life. Any changes you choose to make, including the small Pursuits we explore together, are your decision and your responsibility.

Go at a pace that feels right, and skip anything that doesn’t feel safe or suitable for you.

The PURSUE Snapshot

The PURSUE Snapshot is a reflection tool, not a psychological test or clinical assessment. Your results reflect how you answered on one day. They’re a starting point for curiosity, not a measure of your wellbeing.

Everyone’s experience is different

The stories and testimonials on this website are individual experiences. We can’t promise particular results, because what you get from Amavivere depends on many things, including your circumstances and what you choose to try.

If you need support now

If you’re going through a difficult time, please reach out. Talk to your GP, or call:

Questions about any of this? We’re happy to help.