Safely stopping antidepressants and other psychiatric drugs in clinical practice Wednesday 12 February 2025 | 7:00pm-8:45pm AEDT How to safely stop antidepressants and other psychiatric…
Unlock New Opportunities for Your Practice in 2025 with Health Hunter 2.0 Unlock New Opportunities for Your Practice in 2025 with Health Hunter 2.0 Tuesday…
The Gondwana Rainforest Challenge: Walking the Talk By A/Prof. John Stevens FASLM The Australasian Society of Lifestyle Medicine (ASLM) joined up with Gondwana Rainforest Trust…
The Professor Garry Egger Scholarship Program Honouring a Pioneer in Lifestyle Medicine As ASLM marks its 10th year and celebrates 20 years of Lifestyle Medicine…
Lifestyle Medicine and Managing Burnout – Restoring Balance in Health Professionals Recording available for ASLM members As we head to the end of the year,…
Establishment and First Meeting of the Lifestyle Medicine Advisory Council (LMAC) The Australasian Society of Lifestyle Medicine (ASLM) has taken a significant step in its…
Elective Surgery and Lifestyle Medicine Prehabilitation Recording available for ASLM Members Discover the role of Lifestyle Medicine in optimising biopyschosocial “health” before and after elective…
Lifestyle Medicine and Menopause – A holistic approach Recording available for ASLM Members. How can Lifestyle Medicine be used to support women through menopause? Join…
The Menopause Consultation – An Opportunity For Preventative Care Using Lifestyle Medicine by Dr Kafayat Lee (GP and Certified Lifestyle Medicine Physician- IBLM, ASLM)October is…
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