"Lifestyle Medicine is the most progressive movement in healthcare. Today, 80% of patient consultations and moments of care are about lifestyle related disorders."
John Stevens
Registered Nurse and Health Sociologist
Study Lifestyle Medicine
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Master of Lifestyle Medicine
The Master of Lifestyle Medicine is designed for health practitioners working in general medicine, allied health, nursing or other health disciplines who wish to develop skills and knowledge in the specialised field of lifestyle medicine.
Why study Lifestyle Medicine at the National Centre?
Professional accreditation
International recognition
Expert teaching and course design
*To be eligible for an ASLM Fellowship, graduates of the MLifestyleMed degree must also hold a bachelor degree qualification in a relevant health discipline. More information about ASLM Fellowships can be found at lifestylemedicine.org.au/fellowship.
Meet our experts
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Professor Garry Egger
Teaching Academic
Garry is known around the world as one of the pioneers of Lifestyle Medicine. He is an Advisor to the World Health Organisation and several Government and corporate bodies in chronic disease prevention.
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A/Prof John Stevens
Teaching Academic
John is a health sociologist, Registered Nurse, founding member of ASLM and director of a number of companies engaged in health education and research, working closely with Primary Health Networks.
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Carrie Thomson-Casey
Teaching Academic
Carrie is a Clinical Psychologist with qualifications in naturopathy and nutrition. Carrie’s research focuses on integrative mental health interventions, like nutrition, herbal medicine and evidence based complementary medicines, to improve mental health outcomes.
Gareth Vanderhope
Teaching Scholar
Gareth is an author, naturopath and accredited practising dietitian with over ten years of health care experience. As a teaching scholar, Gareth creates rich learning experiences with a focus on holistic, evidence-based practice.
Contact the National Centre for Naturopathic Medicine
Future students
T: 1800 626 481 (Domestic)
T: +61 2 6620 3876 (International)
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National Centre for Naturopathic Medicine
T: +61 2 6626 9255
Current students
T: 1800 005 687 (Domestic)
T: +61 2 6620 3666 (International)
NCNM Research Team
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