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Conference program 2019
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Here’s the blockbuster program for Lifestyle Medicine 2019 featuring over 40 presenters, 6 plenary keynotes, 18 concurrent presentations, 2 in depth plenary panel discussions, 15 workshop style sessions, 18 oral scientific abstracts and of course the opening night ‘Brain & Biome’ Ted-style talks! Plus the gala conference dinner, the early morning activities and heaps of time to mingle with other delegates.
Importantly, we film all the concurrent sessions (where possible) and make them available to delegates on our website later – which means you get to see everything from the days you were registered for, not just the streams you actually attended.
Please note the program is subject to change.
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Pre-conference workshops – Friday 7 June 10am-5.30pm
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| Friday Pre-conference workshops | |||
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| 9am-10am | Registration and arrival tea and coffee | ||
| 10am-12pm | Concurrent workshops (Choose one to attend, watch the others online later) | ||
| Facilitating health behaviour change with an introduction to FACT!
With Prof Bruce Arroll & Dr Louise Schofield This workshop looks in depth at the challenges of changing health behaviour from different perspectives, including stories, case studies, tried and tested strategies, tips and advice, and also provides a comprehensive introduction to Focussed Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (FACT). Chair: Shivaun Conn Prof Bruce Arroll. Getting big results from brief consults in primary care: introduction to Focussed Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (FACT). Dr Louise Schofield. How to Change Health Behaviours: Tips, Tricks and Advice from the Trenches. |
Brave new world: Innovation and health tech as a response to the chronic disease epidemic
With A/Prof Robyn Whittaker and Dr Karen Day Information and communication technologies are empowering health consumers and changing the face of healthcare, in turn providing a unique opportunity to stem the tide of chronic and lifestyle related disease. In this workshop we will consider the potential for health informatics, mHealth and eHealth: digital health tools such as patient portals and apps and sms messaging. Chair: Dr Hamish Meldrum A/Prof Robyn Whittaker. mHealth, designing and developing digital health tools, recent study results and new developments. Dr Karen Day. Building a health informatics workforce and the opportunity for patient portals and apps in the practitioner patient relationship. |
Healthy conversation skills: Training for practitioners as agents of change With Susan Miller and Mary Cavanagh Healthy Conversation Skills training support health practitioners in their roles as agents of change. This participatory workshop introduces practical skills, tools and strategies to help practitioners to be more effective and empowering in their approach to support clients or patients to identify and make lasting lifestyle behaviour changes. Healthy Conversation Skills was originally developed by health psychologist Dr Wendy Lawrence and colleagues at the University of Southampton Life course Epidemiology Unit and has been adapted by the Healthy Start team for the New Zealand context. Chair: Simon Matthews |
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| 12pm-1pm | Lunch | ||
| 1pm-3pm | Concurrent workshops (Choose one to attend, watch the others online later) | ||
| What works for weight loss and type 2 diabetes? A closer look at saturated fat, LCHF and intermittent fasting.
With Prof Peter Clifton, Dr Simon Thornley and Dr Caryn Zinn Let’s take evangelism out of the debate and explore the science, clinical utility, outcomes and contraindications of these approaches. Chair: Prof Stephen Myers Dr Simon Thornley. Saturated fat and heart health: a fresh look at the epidemiological evidence. Dr Caryn Zinn. Carbohydrate-restriction: science and clinical practice. Prof Peter Clifton. 2 and 5 dieting in Type 2 Diabetes – any advantages? |
Culture as medicine: Is ‘health equity’ a contradiction in terms? Using culture to redress the balance.
With A/Prof John Stevens, Isabella Smart and Dr Glen Davies Māori, Pacific peoples and those with lower socioeconomic status experience higher levels of chronic illness, which is the leading cause of mortality and morbidity. In this workshop we explore opportunities for culture to provide the bridge to more equitable health outcomes. Chair: Tanja McLeish A/Prof John Stevens. Lifestyle Medicine in Practice Through Shared Medical Appointments: Safe, Accessible Health Care for Indigenous Communities. Isabella Smart. Midwives as agents for change in addressing health inequities – the ripple effect of midwifery-led lifestyle interventions. Dr Glen Davies. ‘Reverse Type 2 Diabetes Taupo’ is a community based, not for profit organisation addressing obesity, metabolic syndrome and type 2 diabetes. |
Dietary interventions for personal and planetary health: outcomes of Mediterranean and WFPB approaches.
With Prof Felice Jacka, Dr Mark Craig, Dr Luke Wilson and Dr Roy Hardman After the recent EAT-Lancet Commission report and then another Lancet commission, the ‘Global Syndemic of Obesity, Undernutrition, and Climate Change’, we are being asked to eat for personal and planetary health. Find out where Mediterranean and WFPB interventions fit into this picture. Chair: Dr Flavia Fayet-Moore Dr Luke Wilson. Whole Food Plant Based: Interventions and Outcomes. Prof Felice Jacka. A modified mediterranean diet for depression. The SMILES trial. Dr Mark Craig. The effects of a Whole Food Plant Based in Multiple Sclerosis. Dr Roy Hardman. Effects of adherence to a Mediterranean-style diet and healthy lifestyle on cognitive functioning in independently living older individuals. |
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| 3pm-3:30pm | Afternoon tea | ||
| 3:30pm – 5:30pm | Concurrent workshops (Choose one to attend, watch the others online later) | ||
| Novel Lifestyle Medicine Interventions for Mental Health: Harnessing the 4 Elements
With Prof Jerome Sarris, Dr Jack Tsonis, Dr Michael de Manincor and Fiona Hargraves While exercise and diet are regarded as the primary lifestyle pillars that may be modified to beneficially affect mental health, there exists an abundance of lifestyle-based considerations and interventions which also may powerfully enhance mood and perceived wellbeing. This novel workshop explores current research evidence and potential clinical application of a range of elemental-based interventions, including: sauna, heat/light, and hydrotherapy; nature/horticulture and animal-based therapies; and breathing techniques. Chair: Prof Felice Jacka This workshop is proudly presented by:
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Shared Medical Appointments (SMAs) as an innovative process in Lifestyle Medicine
With Prof Garry Egger, A/Prof John Stevens, Dr Fraser Birrell, Dr Tania Jones, Dr Glen Davies, Willow Firth and Hayley Longbottom Lifestyle Medicine offers the opportunity for innovation – in both clinical practice and practice systems and processes – to better manage the more than 70% of presentations that now have a lifestyle-related or chronic disease focus. In this workshop we will describe the SMA protocol and look at experiences of SMAs locally and around the world. Chair: Dr Chris Ganora A/Prof John Stevens – The Why, What and How of SMAs Prof Garry Egger. ‘Programmed’ Shared Medical Appointments (pSMAs) for weight management in primary care: A proof of concept intervention study. Dr Fraser Birrell & Dr Tania Jones – Auf Wiedersehen, Pet -saying goodbye to pain and hello to healthy living. Experience of SMAs in the UK. Dr Glen Davies – Shared Medical Appointments: New Zealand Experience. Willow Firth & Hayley Longbottom – Experience of delivering SMAs in an Australian indigenous setting. |
Lifestyle intervention in the community: The Comprehensive Health Improvement Program (CHIP) With Dr Paul Rankin, Mel Renfrew, Dr Paul Woods and Dr Alipate Vakamocea Move your focus from disease management to disease reversal. Learn how CHIP improves health and wellbeing with a comprehensive approach to the whole person when addressing health behaviour change. Chair: Dr Darren Morton Paul Rankin will a be providing a brief review of the history, research and published literature relating to CHIP. Mel Renfew will be addressing the question, Can a lifestyle intervention be successfully delivered online, looking at the CHIP experience? Paul Wood and Alipate Vakamocea we’ll be looking at a clinicians experience of utilisation of CHIP in Fiji and Australia. This workshop is proudly presented by:
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Opening plenary with ‘Brain and Biome’ – Friday 7 June 6pm-9pm
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| Friday night Opening Plenary with Brain & Biome | |||
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| 5.30pm for 6pm | Registration and time to mingle
All delegates, speakers, VIPs, sponsors and supporting organisations are invited to join us in the Atrium Lounge for a light meal, refreshment and conversation. Scientific posters will also be displayed for viewing. (Attendees are advised to have dinner beforehand if desired, as a full meal will not be served). |
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| 6:30pm-9pm | Opening Plenary session | ||
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| Special event: Brain & Biome with Dr Joanna McMillan (MC) | |||
| The two hottest topics in medicine and science come together for one special evening, featuring lightning TED-style talks, panel discussions and Q&A with the audience.
Our esteemed Ted-talkers and their topics are:
Q&A with the speakers facilitated by MC. There will be a light meal and refreshment on arrival, however attendees are advised to have dinner beforehand if desired as a full meal will not be served. |
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Main Conference day 1 – Saturday 8 June 8am-6pm
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| Saturday Main conference day 1 | ||||
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| 6:30am-7:30am | Morning yoga with Dr Michael de Manincor from the Yoga Institute | |||
| 7am | Registration and arrival tea and coffee | |||
| 8am-10am | Plenary session with Dr Caroline West (MC) | |||
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| 10am-10:30am | Morning tea and scientific poster viewing | |||
| 10:30am-12:30pm | Concurrent streams (Choose one to attend, watch the others online later) | |||
| Reversing type 2 diabetes, overweight, risk factors and metabolic dysfunction | Microbiome and health tech: Emerging science, innovation and application | Mental health: Mood disorders, emotional wellbeing and more | ||
| Chair: Prof Garry Egger
The gut microbiome and obesity – Prof Wayne Cutfield Is sleep the answer to early childhood obesity – Prof Rachael Taylor Are sleep interventions targeting child obesity prevention feasible in Māori whanau – Dr Lisa Te Morenga Q&A with the speakers |
Chair: Dr Flavia Fayet-Moore
Exploring the links between gut microbial metabolites, health outcomes and diet – Dr Alena Pribyl What and how can we learn about diseases from genetic variants located outside of genes? – Dr William Schierding Serum microRNAs from the Newcastle Thousand Families Study: Ageing, the microbiome, markers and novel treatments Q&A with the speakers |
Chair: Prof Jerome Sarris
Depression/distress: the evidence for the first visit – Prof Bruce Arroll When dietary change alone isn’t enough: Why broad-spectrum micronutrients may be necessary for the treatment of mental illness – Prof Julia Rucklidge The Overall Effects of Nutrition on Mental Health: Using Bigger Data to answer Bigger Questions – Dr Joe Firth Q&A with the speakers |
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| 12:30pm-1:30pm | Lunch and scientific poster viewing | |||
| 1:30pm-3:30pm | Concurrent streams | |||
| Reversing type 2 diabetes, overweight, risk factors and metabolic dysfunction | Microbiome and health tech: Emerging science, innovation and application | Mental health: Mood disorders, emotional wellbeing and more | ||
| Scientific Abstracts | ||||
| Chair: Tanja McLeish
It’s time to SHAKE it up! Shared Health Appointments for Ketotic Energy Restriction – Sally Inglis Strategies to reduce attrition in weight-loss interventions –Stephanie Pirotta Comparison of response to glucose lowering anti-hypertensive effects of a low-calories diet in type 2 diabetes –Abishek Mittal |
Chair: Dr Peter Bowden
Investigating the link between activity and depression in young people: an ecological momentary assessment study (Keeping track) – Alan Bailey Gaming for health at work works! – Dr Tessa Kouwenhoven-Pasmoii The influence of human support on the effectiveness of a web and mobile app-based multimodal lifestyle intervention targeting mental health: a randomised comparative study – Mel Renfrew |
Chair: Dr Luke Wilson
Perspectives of social prescribing for mental health – Dr Denise Taylor Yoga reduces stress in people with depression and anxiety symptoms – Michaela Pascoe Is dairy consumption associated with depressive symptoms or disorders in adults? A systematic review of observational studies – Meghan Hockey |
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| Breadth Workshops (Choose one to attend, watch the others online later) | ||||
| Patients don’t want to change – or do they? A health coaching primer for practitioners
With Dr Louise Schofield, Simon Matthews & Dr Cameron McDonald. Chair: Shivaun Conn Dr Louise Schofield. Lifestyle Medicine is the Medicine of the Future. The future is bright, the future is difficult; why and how health coaches can help. Simon Matthews. The use of circular questioning to elicit curiosity about health behaviour change in patients. Dr Cameron McDonald. Prescribing and supporting physical activity. |
I offer food in my hands: Healing through food – a primary care approach
He Kai Kei Aku RIngaringa- He Oranga te Kai: He Kaupapa Hauora Hāpori With Dr Lily Fraser, Joseph Finau and Maryanne Funaki Chair: Dr Glen Davies |
Introduction to nutritional psychiatry for health professionals
With Prof Felice Jacka, Dr Tetyana Rocks and Dr Wolfgang Marx Chair: Dr Jenny Brockis This workshop is proudly presented by:
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| 3:30pm-4pm | Afternoon tea and scientific poster viewing | |||
| 4pm-5pm | Plenary session with Dr Joanna McMillan (MC) | |||
| Keynote: Mens Sana in Corpore Sane Universalis. How Do Shared Medical Appointments Foster Innovation, Intervention, Environment & Equity? – Dr Fraser Birrell
Panel discussion – Culture as medicine: Diet, nutrition, culture and health equity. Facilitated by Dr Joanna McMillan, speaking with:
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| 5pm-6pm | A special plenary session on The spectacular role of the human microbiome in preventing metabolic endotoxemia – the root cause of chronic illness, with Dr Kiran Krishnan. This session is proudly sponsored by Microbiome Labs and FXMed.
OR The fourth annual Lifestyle Medicine 5km run/walk with Dr Darren Morton. |
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| 5pm-7pm | Meeting of the ACTA Lifestyle Medicine and Nutraceuticals Clinical Trials Network on Mental/Cognitive Disorders
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Gala Conference Dinner – Saturday 8 June 7pm-11pm
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| 7pm | Pre-dinner drinks and conversation in the foyer |
| 7:30pm-11pm |  Gala dinner
A refreshingly different conference dinner with an emphasis on fun! Join us for a sumptuous, mostly plant-based buffet smorgasbord, live music, entertainment and dancing, featuring musician Matiu “The Hook” Te Huki. |
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Main Conference day 2 – Sunday 9 June 8am-5pm
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| 6:30am-7:30am | Morning yoga with Dr Michael de Manincor from the Yoga Institute | |||
| 7:30am | Registration and arrival tea and coffee | |||
| 8am-10am | Plenary session with Dr Caroline West (MC) | |||
| Opening remarks – Shivaun Conn
Keynote: Global Lifestyle Medicine: Essential for personal and planetary health – Dr Margarete Ezinwa Keynote: Lifestyle Medicine as a fundamental principle in psychiatry: challenges and opportunities – Prof Felice Jacka Keynote: The organic imperative, the health impacts of pesticides – Prof Stephen Myers Q&A with the speakers, facilitated by MC |
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| 10am-10:30am | Morning tea and scientific poster viewing | |||
| 10:30am-12:30pm | Concurrent streams (Choose one to attend, watch the others online later) | |||
| Reversing type 2 diabetes, overweight, risk factors and metabolic dysfunction | Microbiome and health tech: Emerging science, innovation and application | Mental health: Mood disorders, emotional wellbeing and more | ||
| Chair: Prof Stephen Myers
Artificial sweeteners, microbiome and diabetes – Prof Peter Clifton Diabesity, metaflammation, anthropogens, technopathology and the causes of the causes! Prof Garry Egger Foods for heart health – no ‘one-size fits all’ approach – Lily Henderson Q&A with the speakers |
Chair: Dr Michelle Reiss
Fuelling a healthy gut microbiome – Dr Joanna McMillan Individualising an assessment and management platform for children and adolescents with obesity: a patient-centred approach – Dr Yvonne Anderson Co-designing and evaluating OL@-OR@: a culturally tailored app supporting healthy lifestyles in Maori communities – Dr Lisa Te Morenga Q&A with the speakers |
Chair: Dr Joe Firth
Physical activity interventions for young people with depression: From evidence to implementation – Prof Alexandra Parker Diet in child development and mental health: What is the connection? – Dr Simon Thornley Innovative lifestyle interventions for those that need it most: Overcoming the barriers for disadvantaged groups – Dr Sam Manger Q&A with the speakers |
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| 12:30pm-1:30pm | Lunch and scientific poster viewing | |||
| 1:30pm-3:30pm | Concurrent streams | |||
| Reversing type 2 diabetes, overweight, risk factors and metabolic dysfunction | Microbiome and health tech: Emerging science, innovation and application | Mental health: Mood disorders, emotional wellbeing and more | ||
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| Chair: Dr Cameron McDonald
Associations between future parenthood aspirations and lifestyle and psychological characteristics in women – Briony Hill Exercise management for people with McArdle Disease – Prabhnoor Kaur Abstract presenter being finalised. |
Chair: A/Prof John Stevens
The role of the Clinical Exercise Physiologist in reducing the burden of disease in New Zealand – Amy Pearce Comparing community clients of different dietary patterns on their health indicators at a vegetarian festival in Hong Kong – Peter Chuk Intervention or innovation for those choosing to undergo bariatric surgery – Sonya Goltz |
Chair: Dr Peter Bowden
An integrative Lifestyle Medicine model for treating depression – Fiona Hargraves Vacation or therapy? Exploring demographics, motivations and experiences of health retreat guests around the world – Dhevekasha Naidoo The development of a new yoga-based mindfulness intervention for survivors of stroke: a formative evaluation – Tharshanah Thayabaranathan |
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| Breadth Workshops (Choose one to attend, watch the others online later) | ||||
| Lifestyle Medicine in clinical and community practice: tales from the trenches
With Dr John Sykes, Dr Glen Davies, Dr Michelle Reiss, Pen Blackmore and Shane Rakei Chair: Dr Hamish Meldrum Physical Activity: The Panacea Treatment? – Dr John Sykes A practical approach for a LM certified practitioner, to enter the world of: lifestyle modification, weight loss & reversal/prevention of metabolic syndrome and T2DM – Dr Michelle Reiss The extended care team and community health worker (health champion) in chronic disease management – Pen Blackmore and Shane Rakei Initial stats on ‘Drop in Shared Medical Appointments’ in Marae clinics with type 2 diabetics – Dr Glen Davies |
Culture as medicine: understanding the role of meaning, purpose, culture and identity
With A/Prof John Stevens, Dr Lisa Te Morenga and Dr Yvonne Anderson Chair: Dr Chris Ganora Meaninglessness, alienation and loss of culture and identity: Measurable determinants of chronic disease – A/Prof John Stevens Whakawhanaungatanga – building relationships with Maori communities. How and why – Dr Lisa Te Morenga Whānau Pakari: a multi-disciplinary intervention programme for children and adolescents with weight issues – Dr Yvonne Anderson. |
Physician heal thyself – how caring for the physician facilitates care of the patient
With Dr Caroline West and Dr Michael de Manincor Chair: Prof Garry Egger Developing a culture and sustainable practice of self care – Dr Caroline West Mind-body approaches for mental health and wellbeing – Dr Michael de Manincor |
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| 3:30pm-4pm | Afternoon tea and scientific poster viewing | |||
| 4pm-5pm | Closing plenary session with Dr Darren Morton (MC) | |||
| Prizes and awards – Including best oral abstract, best poster and awarding of Fellowships
The Dr Andrew Binns ‘Pre-memorial’ lecture: The problems with parachutes (and Lifestyle Medicine). – Dr Darren Morton Closing remarks – Dr Sam Manger |
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| Farewells and departures. See you at Lifestyle Medicine 2020, 15-17 May 2020 in Melbourne | ||||
| 6pm-7pm | Exam orientation session | |||
For those sitting the Board Certification exam on Monday morning, or considering doing so in the future.
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Monday Post-Conference Board Certification exam (June 10)
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| Monday Board Certification exam | |||
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| 8am | Registration and arrival tea and coffee | ||
| 9am-1pm | Examination
International Board of Lifestyle Medicine 2019 Certification exam sitting |
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