Palliative Care

Dr. Nina Stewart is a radiation oncologist specialising in breast cancer, neuro-oncology, and palliative care. She completed her medical degree at the University of Western Australia (UWA) and has extensive expertise in evidence-based medicine and modern technology. Dr. Stewart aims to provide the best possible clinical outcomes for her patients

Monica Theron is a General Practitioner with special interests in Indigenous and Torres Strait Islander health, lifestyle medicine and palliative care.

Dr. Preeti Nair is an Australian-based GP. She is proficient in English, Hindi, Malayalam, and Urdu. Her expertise lies in the field of rheumatology, and she provides holistic care to her patients. Dr. Nair has a special interest in women‚'s health, child health, palliative care, minor surgical procedures, and chronic disease management.

Anna is one of NZ's most broadly experienced and highly trained practitioners in the field of complementary medicine. She is one of only a small number of practitioners worldwide who have undertaken multiple full professional courses of training (in Anna's case: acupuncture, nutritional medicine, chiropractic, heart-centred counselling, lifestyle medicine certification) which she is then able to integrate within her practice to the benefit of patients. This, coupled with over 30 years of experience as a practitioner (and enhanced by her experience as mother of two!) allow her to offer a calm, centred, empathic approach to treatment that looks at the root cause(s) of ill health, honouring the individuality and unique needs of each patient.

Meet Dr. Pheng Low, a GP with over two decades of professional experience, who also serves as a behaviour coach, community connector, lifestyle hacker, and a notable keynote and TEDx speaker based in Melbourne, Australia. Pheng's own encounter with insulin-dependent gestational diabetes became a catalyst for significant personal transformation. Confronted with this challenge, she delved into the practices of yoga, meditation, and permaculture, catalysing remarkable improvements in her physical and mental health. The profound impact of these lifestyle adjustments not only astonished her, it led her to redefine her professional approach. Today, Pheng is a passionate proponent of a lifestyle-centric philosophy. She is committed to empowering individuals, corporations, and community groups, helping them discover a renewed sense of purpose and well-being. Specialising in guiding busy professionals to manage the demands of their fast-paced careers, Pheng places a strong emphasis on self-care. Through her expert guidance, many have successfully integrated timeless lifestyle principles into their lives, achieving better well-being, enhancing time management skills, and realising their utmost potential.

Dr. Olivia Currie is a General Practitioner at Health and Sport Central. She is a family and lifestyle medicine doctor with experience in child health, women's health, oncology, palliative care and lifestyle medicine. Dr Currie has qualifications as a fellow of the RNZCGP, fellow of the ASLM and postgraduate diplomas in Child Health and General Practice