Wellbeing

Connecting people to find out more about dementia for research purposes.

The author of the book Climate Crisis and Consciousness - Re-imagining Our World and Ourselves discusses climate change.

Discussions with two people working in retirment living and aged care.

Part of a series on retirement and aged care.

A discussion on improving the health and wellbeing of older people with dementia, depression or other chronic illnesses.

A Year 8 and 9 Coordinator discusses the challenges for teachers during the pandemic.

Four high school students talk about their experience of lockdowns during the COVID-19 pademic.

A school principal talks about the challenges of keeping staff and students healthy during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Coping with the pandemic in the school environment.

Emeritus Director and Distinguished Scientist at the Hudson Institute of Medical Research discusses the COVID-19 pandemic.

A registered nurse talks about supporting the health of nurses, midwives and their students.

A psychiatrist examines the effects of climate change on human psychology.

A restaurateur talks about the effects that COVID-19 and lockdowns are having.

A rare condition that can make the voice difficult to understand.

A doctor and a farmer share their views on what needs to be done to address climate change.

Psychological health and safety in the workplace.

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health.

Professor Fischetti outlines health in education going into the innovation age.

Autism affects how a person experiences their environment, how they feel and how they interact with others.

Stroke has recently been recognised by the WHO as a neurological rather than vasular condition.

With some learning, older peole can multi-task as well as younger people.

Dean O'Rourke - Consultant Breathing and Orofacial Therapist.

SHED-IT Recharge is a way to empower men to lose weight and feel mentally well.

Robyn Latimer OAM, discusses Tourette syndrome, a nuerological disorder characterised by rapid, repetitive and involuntary muscle movements and vocalisations called tics.

Professor Tim Roberts, chronic fatigue syndrome.

Professor Garry Egger, the health risks of obesity.

Dr Ben Ewald discusses the health impacts of air pollution from coal-fired power stations.

Naturopath, Peter Mullen, discusses anxiety, what triggers it, and how to manage it from a whole person perspective.

Associate Professor Jane Muir discusses FODMAPs, new diet therapies to treat and control diet-related gastrointestinal dysfunction.

Associate Professor Simon Keely discusses the cellular processes of digestive disease and infection.

Professor Peter Ghosh and his colleagues have discovered a new drug that shows great promise in treating osteoarthritis.

Lucinda Barry is the CEO of the Organ and Tissue Authority and is an enthusiastic advocate for organ and tissue donation.

Kelly Thompson discusses the Global Women's Health Program from the George Institute for Global Health.

Eileen Lavis, physiotherapist, has some tips on how women can live a healthier life.

Prof. Niels Birbaumer discusses new ways to help people suffering from depression, anxiety, ADHD, addiction, dementia, the effects of a stroke, or even the extremes of locked-in syndrome.

Manager of Death Cafe, Ruth Boydell, discusses how to to increase awareness of death with a view to helping people make the most of their (finite) lives.

Jane Klein speaks with Emeritus Professor Trevor Parmenter, whose passion is adults with a developmental disability.

Jane Klein speaks with some of the people who contribute to the improvment of the lives of the vietnamese people through improved health.

Professor Hans Diehl discusses lifestyle choices that result in optimal health.

Associate Professor Tracy Burrows - a new approach to childhood obesity.

Stuart Loveday, CEO, Hepatitis NSW, discusses the cause and management of Hepatitis.

Kristin Osborn - lymphoedema.

Julie Heraghty, CEO, Macular Disease Foundation, discusses an at risk group of caring Australians who may be negelecting their own eye health.

Educator, author, nutritionist and naturopath Barbara O'Neill talks about her journey of natural healing.

psychologist Joeclyn Brewer talk about the psychology of growing up in a digital age.

Naturopath, Peter Mullen describes what Naturopathy can do for your health.

Julie Heraghty and Associate Professor Lisa Keay - access to vision aids and technologies.

Dr Blanche Grube discusses how what is used to fill or repair our teeth might be connected to a variety of health issues.

Ingrid Airlie talks about her organisation I Am Here, a place to give carers and their loved ones an opportunity to rejuvenate from trauma events.

Dr Peggy Kern discusses how to turn our feelings into a more positive direction.