Harmony Breast Clinic

The Whole You Matters

Harmony Breast Clinic was established with a clear vision in mind – to improve the healthcare experience and outcomes for women in the South West of WA who are confronting or at risk of breast cancer.

We welcome those who are concerned about their family history of breast cancer, those with new breast symptoms for investigation, and those who at any time have been diagnosed with breast cancer.

Connecting the Pieces

Through what can be a very challenging and disjointed experience, we hope to pave the way for timely, informed and compassionate care.

Our Breast Physician can help you understand and navigate your needs and will work closely with your team of specialists to ensure comprehensive and integrated care.

Where additional supports are needed we will connect you to our carefully selected network of specialised nurses, allied health professionals, and complementary practitioners in the region, who have experience in facilitating recovery from breast surgery and breast cancer treatment.

Our Doctors

Dr Cherie Graziotti is the founder and principal GP at Harmony Breast Clinic.

Qualifications/Roles:

MBBS (Hons, UWA 2007)

FRACGP (2017)

Breastscreen WA Breast Physician, Bunbury (since 2017)

Clinical Diploma of Palliative Medicine through the RACP (2021)

Contact

email: info@harmonybreastclinic.com.au

For more information visit Harmony Breast CLINIC's Web Site

Dr Cherie Grazziotti

Working with people and families experiencing breast cancer has always been close to my heart. Two strong, brave and beautiful women in my family lost their lives to breast cancer before the age of 40. Other women in my family have been treated for breast cancer and made a full recovery. Research is growing, treatment options for breast cancer are constantly evolving, and breast cancer outcomes are improving.

As a GP and Breast physician, I have seen first hand the struggle many face in trying to weave together the many complex parts of their diagnosis and treatment, especially in regional areas. I have also seen women who feel that while their breast disease is managed, the 'rest of them' can remain unintentionally overlooked by the mainstream medical model.

Rather than this experience, with its many parts likened to a cacophony of disjointed and grating sounds, I would like to give women an experience where many parts are brought together in a soothing melody that can allow healing.