Lifestyle Medicine Practitioners in Sydney

Dr. Lychhun Kouch is a General Practitioner (GP) and specialises in healthy aging with lifestyle choices. He provides comprehensive medical services, including accident and emergency care and pre-employment medical services2.

Georgia Kintakas is an Accredited Practising Dietitian (APD) with over 17 years of experience. She has worked in major metropolitan public hospitals and specialises in working with adults of all ages. Georgia helps individuals improve their health and manage various medical conditions through personalised dietary approaches.

Dr. Kingsley Okolie obtained his medical degree from Nnamdi Azikiwe University in Nigeria and has a Master‚'s degree in Diabetes and Endocrinology from Queen Mary University, London. He has extensive experience working in Nigeria, the West Indies, and Australia. Dr. Okolie‚'s areas of interest include diabetes, endocrine disorders, obesity, and lifestyle medicine.

Originally from Malaysia, Dr Aishah won a scholarship to study medicine at the University of Adelaide, where upon graduation she developed a passion for preventative and general medicine, mental health, rural health, and Aboriginal health. These experiences have significantly influenced her practice today. She believes in connecting communities to improve the well-being of others. She advocates for lifestyle medicine embedded in holistic management. She embraces curiosity and lifelong learning.

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.

Kellie Kerin is a well-travelled nurse with over 27 years of experience in various health roles. She has worked in mainstream nursing and has a diverse background in health. Kellie is a proud Central Arrernte woman who has immersed herself in the culture, land, Country, and Spirit during her time as a Remote Area Nurse. She is passionate about proactive education, especially in Cultural Safety, rural and remote health, safety & quality. Kellie is a CRANAplus Fellow, sits on the National Roundtable with CRANAplus, and is a professional member of CATSINAM. She also sits on the NT Advisory Board for the Australian Heart Foundation.

Dr. Sumeet Kaur Singh is a psychiatrist. She is a huge proponent of destigmatising psychiatric illnesses and educating the general public with a myriad of methods, including writing.

Dr. Bikram Karmakar is an Australian Sport and Exercise Physician. He values a holistic approach and collaborates with multidisciplinary practitioners to achieve desired outcomes. Dr. Karmakar specialises in musculoskeletal injuries, chronic pain management, concussion, exercise and lifestyle medicine, and interventional treatments. He works with sports teams and organizations, including the Croa Sharks, Cricket NSW, and Cricket Australia.

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.

Zanita is an Occupational Therapist and provides support to clients. Occupational Therapists treat injured, ill, or disabled clients to develop, recover, improve, as well as maintain the skills needed for everyday living and working activities.

Lifestyle Medicine Practitioner & Chiropractor. With two decades of experience and a decade's presence on London‚'s renowned Harley St, Carlyle‚'s award-winning impact has touched world champions, Olympic athletes, corporate leaders, and teams, guiding them toward peak health and performance. He lives out his principles through adventure racing, endurance events and family adventures.

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

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.

Consultant Anaesthetist and Lifestyle Medicine Physician, Certified Coach. I coach people to apply Lifestyle modification as Medicine for Chronic diseases. Healing Chronic diseases, Lifestyle Medicine, Coaching, Hypnotherapy, Mindfulness.

Dr Anoop Jalota has been with WAMC since March 2011. Since moving to Wollongong from New Zealand he has cemented his ability in our community. His special interests are undertaking emergency procedures, helping patients to quit smoking and with weight management. Anoop is currently a cluster leader for Central Illawarra and has a passion for continued learning and mentoring.

Dr. Shareen Jaijee is an experienced general cardiologist with specialist training in heart failure and cardiac imaging. She trained at the Royal Prince Alfred in Sydney and gained further experience at Imperial College NHS Trust in London and the National Heart Centre in Singapore. Dr. Jaijee has a special interest in cardiac imaging, including advanced training in cardiac MRI. She also focuses on CT coronary angiography (CTCA) and echocardiography. Her research includes the application of exercise, nutrition, adequate sleep, and positive psychology in treating and preventing cardiovascular disease1.

Professor Catherine Itsiopoulos is a recognized leader in dietetics and Mediterranean diet research in Australia and internationally. She is an accredited practicing dietitian, a senior academic, and the founding head of the Department of Dietetics and Human Nutrition at La Trobe University. Her research focuses on the Mediterranean diet‚'s positive health effects, including preventing heart disease, diabetes, and promoting longevity. Professor Itsiopoulos has authored books and cookbooks related to the Mediterranean diet 2.

Dr. Jennifer Hunter is an adjunct associate professor at the NICM Health Research Institute and an academic general practitioner with over 20 years of clinical integrative medicine experience. Her research interests span health services research, translational research, and health policy. Dr. Hunter employs both qualitative and quantitative research methods. Key topics of interest include integrative medicine, traditional and complementary medicine, patient outcomes, wellness, and scientific philosophy and methodologies 1.

Gina Howland is the founder and Principal Psychologist of Changing Minds Pty Ltd. As a Clinical Psychologist, she specialises in working with clients of all ages, particularly children and adolescents who have experienced trauma or challenging childhoods. Gina is also one of Australia‚'s first Board-Certified Lifestyle Medicine Professionals. Her unique expertise lies in exploring the relationship between diet and Posttraumatic Stress Disorder. With over a decade of experience, Gina brings warmth, practicality, and a passion for supporting families and children through every life stage56.

Dr. Andi Howes has over 20 years of professional experience as a doctor in the Australian Health system. He is a specialist in General Practice and is a Fellow of the Royal Australasian College of General Practitioners. Dr. Howes has worked as an emergency doctor and holds accreditation with the International Board of Lifestyle Medicine. His enthusiasm for offering the best services to the entire community makes him a valuable asset at Kalbarri Doctors Surgery. Dr. Howes is passionate about providing high-quality care and effective solutions for patients. He shares health tips on Ipswich community radio.

Kristy is a Registered Psychologist and Therapeutic Horticulture Practitioner who offer's therapy & counselling support for women who want to slow down & cultivate a more meaningful & authentic life. Sensitive or soulful women who yearn for community & a place to feel heard & be seen as they are - no matter how messy. Many women Kristy work with are nurturer's - often mums, or carers or women who work in the caring profession.

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.

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.

Dr. Helen Hobson grew up on a dairy farm in the UK and moved to Australia twenty years ago. She studied at Cambridge University and Bart‚'s and the Royal London hospitals before completing her medical degrees at James Cook University. She has been a GP in the area since 2009. Helen‚'s primary interest is in family medicine, particularly child health, and she enjoys her work at the local Aboriginal Medical Service 1.

Dr. Charlotte Hespe is a General Practitioner (GP) with a focus on patient-centred care. She has been practicing at the Glebe Family Medical Centre since 1996. Dr. Hespe is actively engaged in medical education and research, heading Primary Care Research for the University of Notre Dame, Australia. Her current PhD research focuses on reducing cardiovascular disease through evidence-based quality improvement tools in real-world general practice. She is also involved in various leadership roles within the medical community 2.