Dr. Shirin Hooshmand is a general practitioner at ProMed Family Clinic. She completed her specialist training in General Medicine and has been working as a GP since 2014. Dr. Hooshmand‚'s interests include chronic disease management, women‚'s health (with a focus on gynecological health), contraception procedures (Implanon and intrauterine devices), and minor skin surgeries.

Gina Stear, originally from South Africa, is a certified fertility and pregnancy dietitian, as well as a Lifestyle Medicine Professional. She specialises in supporting mothers and their children through every age and stage. Gina's approach focuses on simplicity, practicality, and affordability. She empowers families to make healthy choices, emphasising variety, inclusion, and a healthy relationship with food. Gina's expertise spans pre-pregnancy nutrition, postnatal replenishment, and nourishing kids from infancy to adolescence.

Dr. Elizabeth Cowling, graduated from James Cook University and completed her Diploma of Obstetrics/Gynecology at Monash Medical Centre. With experience in various locations including Townsville and Ballarat, she specialises in shared antenatal care, women‚'s health, chronic disease management, palliative care, child and adolescent health, and family medicine.

Danielle Anthony is a female psychologist based in Sydney (Brookvale). She completed a Professional Doctorate in Clinical and Health Psychology after earning her Honours degree in Psychology from the University of Newcastle. Danielle is passionate about psychology, enjoys continuous learning, and is dedicated to making a positive difference in people’s lives. She has experience supporting individuals with depression, anxiety, stress, self-esteem concerns, and life adjustments. She has a strong interest in clinical health psychology and enjoys working with people living with chronic conditions such as cancer and diabetes. Danielle takes a warm, compassionate approach and uses a range of evidence-based therapies, including Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), Eye Movement Desensitisation and Reprocessing (EMDR), Schema Therapy, Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT), and mindfulness-based techniques.

Cameron is a dynamic leader, educator, and scientist known for simplifying health principles and motivating action. As the CEO of ph360 Australia, he advocates for personalised health approaches, collaborating globally to drive positive change. With extensive experience mentoring health professionals and coaching individuals, Cameron empowers others to embrace their unique biology for optimal health and fulfilment.

Dr. Adrian Plaskitt studied medicine at Newcastle University and gained his FRACGP in 2002. He has worked in Newcastle and surrounding areas for most of his career. Dr. Plaskitt provides personalised friendly and individualised care for people in all stages of their lives. Male GP with experience in hypnosis mental health and lifestyle medicine.

With a background in health as a Registered Nurse, I've garnered 20 years of experience at the forefront of patient care and education. My commitment to nurturing health and providing holistic support led me to expand my expertise into lifestyle, nutritional and environmental medicine, health and wellbeing coaching and behavioural change. I have also recently gained a masters in neuroscience. By delving a little further into the complexities of the brain and mind, I've gained a deeper understanding of how we may support our responses to life‚'s stressors, such as with good nutrition, stress management, building emotional resilience, and supporting and enhancing cognitive health. My coaching approach is all about merging the worlds of healthcare, health coaching, and scientific exploration through neuroscience to empower and support individuals in their pursuit of optimal health and vitality.

Anna Keusgen is an accredited dietitian, health coach, and lifestyle medicine professional. She guides individuals to lose weight, optimize their diet, and improve overall health. Anna‚'s approach combines nutritional expertise with practical health coaching. Her goal is to help clients achieve vibrant energy, clarity, and lasting results. She believes in adding years to life and life to years through personalized programs tailored to individual preferences and goals2.

Dr. Annalia Coetzee is a general medical practitioner (GP) who specialises in low-carb nutrition. She uses this approach to manage chronic diseases such as diabetes, high blood pressure, weight management, fatty liver disease, and high cholesterol. Dr. Coetzee is committed to helping patients improve their health through dietary interventions4.

Gihan or ‘Dr G’, is a lifestyle medicine GP with a passion for solving two problems: unhappiness and preventable chronic disease.

Dr. Kim Poyner has an extensive history working with medical centres and Primary Health Networks to train medical professionals in behaviour change theory and chronic disease management. She was awarded the 2015 Australian Best Practice Nurse award in Chronic Disease Management and has successfully completed her NBME exams for international endorsement of her coaching qualifications. Dr. Poyner is passionate about change management, coaching, chronic disease management, and creating efficiency in general practice.

Dr. Samari Jayarajah earned her medical degree from Monash University in 2002 with Honours. She completed her internship and medical residency at the Alfred Hospital. Her specialist training began in 2006 with the Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Psychiatrists (RANZCP). Dr. Jayarajah has extensive experience in various psychiatric sub-specialties including consultation-liaison psychiatry psychotherapy perinatal psychiatry addiction medicine and occupational psychiatry.

Hello - my name is Clea. I have had the privilege of being a GP since 2012, and I have a strong interest in both mental wellbeing and in the use of lifestyle interventions to prevent and help manage chronic disease.

Dr. Jane Chapman is a medical doctor with a holistic approach to health and well-being. Her philosophy centres around Complete Wellness for all her patients by addressing the underlying causes of poor health. She has expertise in areas such as adrenals, digestion, DNA testing, food sensitivity, and hormones.

Dr. Geoff Cutter is a trusted and experienced general practitioner and TGA Prescribed Provider. As the founder of Metamorphosis HealthSpan, he offers telehealth services related to chronic pain conditions, mental health, women‚'s health (including endometriosis), cancer, and palliative care. Dr. Cutter employs a holistic approach to healthcare, prioritising patient well-being and empowerment.

Dr. Thomas Joseph, currently a GP at Invercargill‚'s He Puna Waiora Wellness Centre, regularly runs a three-day holistically-approached, lifestyle retreat with his wife at Camp Columba, in Gore.

Dr. Huey Loke graduated from the University of Notre Dame Fremantle in 2011 with her MBBS. She has worked at various hospitals and services, including Fremantle Hospital, St John of God Hospital, Silver Chain Hospice, and more. Dr. Loke is passionate about preventive health and is currently training as an Accredited Lifestyle Medicine Practitioner.

Glen graduated from the University of Otago in 1989 and worked in a mission hospital in Papua New Guinea for two years, managing a state of emergency following a volcanic eruption. Now a General Practitioner, he co-founded "Reverse T2 Diabetes Taupo," helping over 115 members reverse their diabetes. Inspired by the power of lifestyle changes, Glen feels invigorated as a healer, empowering clients to set their own health goals. He co-founded "Reversal NZ" to expand these transformative programs, driven by a passion to contribute to healthier communities.

Sue Radd is an Advanced Accredited Practising Dietitian (a credential awarded to less than 2% of dietitians in Australia) and one of Australia‚'s leading nutritionists and health communicators. She frequently provides expert commentary to the media and has conducted numerous print, radio, and TV interviews globally. Sue is the Director of the Nutrition and Wellbeing Clinic in Castle Hill. Her research focuses on the effects of the Mediterranean diet on cognition and memory to reduce the risk of dementia. She is also involved in research as a nutrition scientist and holds an honorary position as Clinical Senior Lecturer at the University of Sydney. Sue is passionate about authentic, sustainable travel that benefits families, businesses, and communities across Australia and New Zealand.

Zac Werrett is part of the Oracle Healthcare team. His qualifications include a Certificate in Melanography and a BSc in Pharmacology.

Dr. Christine Anne du Bois is a General Practitioner with a special interest in women‚'s health at midlife and menopause, as well as the promotion of healthy aging. She graduated with an MbChB and is a fellow of the Royal Australian and New Zealand College of General Practitioners (RACGP). Dr. du Bois provides evidence-based care to her patients, focusing on holistic well-being 1.

Dr. Sally Chapman graduated from the Tasmanian University in 1989 and began her medical career in Western Australia. She established Health Change, a practice that combines orthodox medicine with functional medical training and integrative medicine. Dr. Chapman‚'s special interests include natural hormone replacement therapies, thyroid health, autoimmune conditions, energy imbalances, fatigue, metabolic diseases, weight management, and more. She aims to empower individuals with knowledge and provide holistic solutions for improving health outcomes 1.

Dr. Katherine Gray, also known as Dr. Kate Gray, is a urological surgeon with extensive experience in treating diseases and conditions affecting the urinary tract and reproductive organs. She specialises in laparoscopic surgery for cancer and non-cancerous kidney diseases, male and female voiding difficulties, incontinence management (including complicated cases), and advanced renal and ureter stone surgery (including laser stone surgery).

Dr. Anna Maze graduated from the University of Otago in 2003 and has come to General Practice after extra training in child health and international medicine.