Explore the cutting-edge science of personalised lifestyle medicine and AI in this interactive and immersive experience.

Dive into this exciting topic during a LIVE 4.5 hour online course with Australian industry expert, Dr Cameron McDonald. The introductory course is designed for health professionals who want to be ahead of the game in understanding the key principles and application of personalised lifestyle medicine - accounting for individual differences, and the power that AI brings to LM practitioners. Join us for an enlightening and interactive experience – all from the comfort of home!

Duration: 1.5 hours every Monday evening for 3 weeks
Dates: March 8, 15 & 22, 2027
Time: 7 – 8.30 pm AEDT
Location: Live via Zoom, hosted by Avondale University

Assessment: Learning self-check quizzes for each topic (no formal assessments)

This non-accredited short course provides 4.5 hours of Continuing Professional Development (CPD).

This course is perfect for anyone curious about personalised Lifestyle Medicine, from passionate individuals wanting to improve their individual health to innovative health professionals with a heartfelt desire to empower their patients to improve their well-being.

Participants will receive a certificate of attendance detailing 4.5 hours of CPD.

Early bird: $199 until February 22 (inclusive)
Full price: $249 from February 23
This course is non-refundable; session recordings will be available.

Registrations close March 15

For more information, download the course brochure or contact [email protected]

1. Scientific principles that form the foundation of personalised lifestyle medicine – considerations for individual care.
2. Genotype and phenotype explained.
3. How to conduct a personalised lifestyle medicine assessment.
4. An introduction to personalised exercise, nutrition, and sleep - non-responders and individual variation.
5. Chronobiology and chronotypes: the science of circadian rhythms, impact on disease and use within interventions.
6. Psychosocial health and accounting for individual differences in personality and behavioural tendencies.
7. Environmental factors influencing personalised health - why the same environment creates a different response.
8. Implications and integrations for practice.
9. Clinical reflection and real-world application.
10. The essential role of practitioners in the age of AI.
11. AI in lifestyle medicine - opportunities and challenges.

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