ASLM Submission – Parliamentary Inquiry into Diabetes This year, the Australian government announced a Parliamentary Inquiry into Diabetes in Australia. The inquiry will place…
A prisoner of hope In a recent conversation with a dear friend, Gamilaraay educator Professor Bob Morgan, my spirit was lifted when
The importance of our breath and nasal breathing Short, shallow breathing often occurs when we are stressed. We often forget to use
My patient is ambivalent about change. What can I do? The field of health coaching is growing rapidly worldwide1,2,3,4, including here in
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Self-care for health professional students: Lifestyle Medicine, mindfulness & Monash University’s Health Enhancement Program It is amazing how little most health professional
Drs Sam Manger and Hung The Nguyen win RACGP GP of the Year in QLD and VIC for 2021 ASLM is very
Why we need to make workplace mental wellbeing the norm We need to talk. During these peculiar times there has been a
In review: Diabetes Revolution international online summit Every patient deserves to be offered the opportunity to put their diabetes into remission. When
Creating Change in a 15 Minute Consultation Health professionals want to support clients to change their behaviours, but often believe a behaviour change approach takes more time than their consultation offers. Delivered in partnership with Accredited Health Coaching Australia, this live webinar will demonstrate that it is possible to create change in a 15-minute consultation,…
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