"Working Well" Announces "Ask the Expert: Keeping Mind & Body Well" Event to Connect & Support Those Living with the Reality of Type 1 Diabetes
Melbourne, Australia, August 26, 2015 --(PR.com)-- “Working Well” announces “Ask the Expert: Keeping Mind & Body Well” event to provide the opportunity for interactive discussion and Q&A on topics affecting those living with the reality of type 1 diabetes in Melbourne.
You may have been diagnosed with type 1 diabetes later in life, or you may have moved through life into adulthood with type 1. You may be a parent living the reality of type 1 diabetes as you care for children, teenagers and/or young adults. You may live or work with, or support an adult living with the reality of type 1. Or you may be a health professional/allied health professional seeking further insight into patient-centred care.
The event is on Saturday 29th August from 1.00-4.30pm, to be held in Bayside Melbourne. The aim of this event is to provide you the unique opportunity to sit with a range of experts in small groups and have relaxed and interactive discussions on topics including managing exercise & type 1, mental health/mindfulness, psychosocial research – type 1 & life transitions and DAFNE (Dose Adjustment for Normal Eating). Josh Densten of “The Block” fame will also be hosting a young adult group mentoring table as he continues to support us in his role of Young Adult Mentor.
A number of additional experts will be joining us as “roving” experts, also available for discussion and Q&A throughout the afternoon and/or at times where a particular table topic may not be as relevant/appropriate to you. This includes financial planning solutions, CGM, pump therapy, XDrip technology and kinesiology, allowing conversation & opportunities that might not normally be available.
Online bookings must be made at: http://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/ask-the-expert-keeping-mind-body-well-melbourne-afternoon-event-for-adults-living-with-the-reality-tickets-17841995890?aff=es2
Name of Experts – hosting round table discussions:
· Dr Carrie Hayward
· Samantha Oxenham
· Jenny Hickleton
· Associate Professor Bodil Rasmussen
· Josh Densten
Feel free to contact Jenny Carmuciano on 0408 137 169 or via email at jenny.carmuciano@scopicgroup.com.au should you have any queries.
About Working Well:
“Working Well” is a Melbourne-based community established in late May 2015 to support and connect adults living with the reality of type 1 diabetes. It also aims draw some attention to the gaps as adults we may feel we slip through and in sharing and collaborating give this a bigger "voice" together and the attention and focus it needs, as we live with the reality of a chronic, auto-immune disease that is complex, not preventable and has no cure.
Contact Information:
Jenny Carmuciano, Founder, "Working Well" - supporting adults living with the reality of type 1 diabetes on 0408 137 169 or via email at jenny.carmuciano@scopicgroup.com.au should you have any queries.
Website: www.scopiclearning.com.au/workingwelltype1
You may have been diagnosed with type 1 diabetes later in life, or you may have moved through life into adulthood with type 1. You may be a parent living the reality of type 1 diabetes as you care for children, teenagers and/or young adults. You may live or work with, or support an adult living with the reality of type 1. Or you may be a health professional/allied health professional seeking further insight into patient-centred care.
The event is on Saturday 29th August from 1.00-4.30pm, to be held in Bayside Melbourne. The aim of this event is to provide you the unique opportunity to sit with a range of experts in small groups and have relaxed and interactive discussions on topics including managing exercise & type 1, mental health/mindfulness, psychosocial research – type 1 & life transitions and DAFNE (Dose Adjustment for Normal Eating). Josh Densten of “The Block” fame will also be hosting a young adult group mentoring table as he continues to support us in his role of Young Adult Mentor.
A number of additional experts will be joining us as “roving” experts, also available for discussion and Q&A throughout the afternoon and/or at times where a particular table topic may not be as relevant/appropriate to you. This includes financial planning solutions, CGM, pump therapy, XDrip technology and kinesiology, allowing conversation & opportunities that might not normally be available.
Online bookings must be made at: http://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/ask-the-expert-keeping-mind-body-well-melbourne-afternoon-event-for-adults-living-with-the-reality-tickets-17841995890?aff=es2
Name of Experts – hosting round table discussions:
· Dr Carrie Hayward
· Samantha Oxenham
· Jenny Hickleton
· Associate Professor Bodil Rasmussen
· Josh Densten
Feel free to contact Jenny Carmuciano on 0408 137 169 or via email at jenny.carmuciano@scopicgroup.com.au should you have any queries.
About Working Well:
“Working Well” is a Melbourne-based community established in late May 2015 to support and connect adults living with the reality of type 1 diabetes. It also aims draw some attention to the gaps as adults we may feel we slip through and in sharing and collaborating give this a bigger "voice" together and the attention and focus it needs, as we live with the reality of a chronic, auto-immune disease that is complex, not preventable and has no cure.
Contact Information:
Jenny Carmuciano, Founder, "Working Well" - supporting adults living with the reality of type 1 diabetes on 0408 137 169 or via email at jenny.carmuciano@scopicgroup.com.au should you have any queries.
Website: www.scopiclearning.com.au/workingwelltype1
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