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Episode #77 - The Wellness Couch chats to Dr Sonya Moore, Senior Clinical Physiotherapist & Coach to Aust Top performing athletes and international teams.

February 25, 2021

Dr Sonya Moore

APA Sports & Exercise Physiotherapist

IFSPT Registered International Sports Physical Therapist

Sonya is a senior clinical physiotherapist at ASMC, an ASCA Level 1 Strength & Conditioning Coach and leads the postgraduate Sports Medicine programs at the University of Melbourne. She balances this with keeping herself and her family (including 4 young children) happy, healthy and active. Sonya has worked extensively in performance sport in Australia and internationally including: 2018 Commonwealth Games, 2006 Commonwealth Games, 2000 Paralympic Games, Victorian Institute of Sport, Netball Victoria, English Institute of Sport, Team GB and Team Bath (UK).

Sonya has special interests in supporting the development of junior athletes and supporting high performance athletes, including assisting athletes of all sports, all ages and abilities, to participate injury free to the best of their capabilities. Having competed to international level in netball, she is well versed in this.

She has completed a Doctorate in Health (D.Health) at the University of Bath comprising three substantial research projects: International Federation of Sports Physiotherapy (IFSP) Competencies & Standards, water immersion in athlete recovery and EMG functional wavelet analysis.

The Wellness Couch - Episode #76 - Thom Cookes, Walkley ward winning Journalist talks about what makes a great person

February 18, 2021

Join us as multi Walkley Award winning journalist, Thom Cookes, shares his experiences and insights from years of investigative reporting in conflict zones around the globe, on what makes a good person. We all have a vague idea of what we think a good person looks like, but when we try to explain what that 'something' is it can be hard to do.

Thom shares real world experiences of seeing people at their best even though everything they have has just been ripped away from them, and distils those traits down to things all of us can practice or do more of to become a better person.

Thom is a journalist, producer and camera operator, working in factual/current affairs broadcast and online media.

He has extensive post-production and online experience, and over 20 years of reporting and filming in remote, conflict and disaster zones, including Pakistan, Afghanistan, Somalia, Kosovo, the Palestinian Territories, Lebanon, Jordan, Syria, the PNG Highlands, Southern Thailand, Cambodia, West Africa, Colombia, Brazil, Guatemala, Honduras etc., as well as two Walkley Awards for international journalism and a Quill for cinematography (in Afghanistan).

He's filmed, reported and produced for Australia's most respected TV current affairs programs, including ABC's 4 Corners, 7.30, and Lateline, The Project (Channel 10) and SBS TV's Dateline, and is a former member of The Age newspaper's "Insight" investigative unit. He spent three years as a video producer and researcher for a global project to combat mosquito-bourne viruses, helping to build an online multi-lingual resource for scientists and community engagement specialists, documenting fieldwork in Colombia, Brazil, Vietnam, Indonesia and Northern Australia.

He's filmed and directed a number of award-winning documentaries, including ; "The Very Thin Blue Line" (following the training of Iraqi police recruits), which launched CNN's global documentary strand "World's Untold Stories" ; "The Rules Of The Game", a feature documentary on tribal politics in Papua New Guinea for SBS and PBS ; and his film "In Their Sights" for ABC's Four Corners, (on targeted killing by special forces in Afghanistan), won the Walkley for International Reporting.

Thom has advanced first aid training for trauma, hostile environments and marine rescue, and is a silver medallion-qualified surf lifesaver.

Episode #75 - Relationships and Karma - The Wellness Couch chats with International Best Selling Author Suzy Singh

February 11, 2021

From a spiritual POV, the idea behind karmic relationships is that the two of you made an agreement before your souls entered this lifetime, to help each other on your respective paths. Very often,there are numerous unresolved issues from past lives. When people open to learning rather than try to control each other, then much healing can occur.

In this way, karmic relationships are like guides or teachers. And usually, they're temporary. They're meant to help you grow at soul level in often difficult push-pull ways. But usually they are not intended to last a long time. This is because you are coming together in this life to clear karma between each other. It's often a balancing out of a bad experience from a past life.

But no matter what you call it, it does help to understand patterns in any relationship—especially toxic ones. Knowing if you're in a karmic relationship can help you move forward and work through whatever lesson is presenting itself through that person—so when you do move forward, you'll be ready for a love that lasts.

NEW Corporate Services Director, New Allied Health Number, New Walking Group & News about Lunch!

February 10, 2021

Sibeal Hurley delivers the lowdown on all that's happening with health services in Apollo Bay.

Apollo Bay grows healthier by the day

January 31, 2021

New staff, New opportunities and new ways of thinking about old problems - Sibeal Hurley from the Apollo Bay Campus of Great Ocean Road Health gives us an update.

Neighbourhood House News - it’s all good 😁

January 20, 2021

Sally Forrester delivers a jam packed update on all that's happening at your Neighbourhood House.

Take a few minutes to check in and connect with all the news and learn how the house is well on the way to returning to its former bustling self!

COVID, Retirement Plans and a new Baby.

January 12, 2021

Sibeal Hurley brings us up to date with all the big - and small - news at the Apollo Bay Campus of Great Ocean Road Health.

Episode #74 - The Wellness Couch & Suzy Singh. The 7 Karmic Codes, Heal The Storm Within

December 17, 2020

SUZY SINGH

KARMIC CODES- Heal the Storm Within

Be it you career, personal relationships, with God; the 7 Karma Codes embraces the unending quest for purpose, love ,balance, peace, joy and contentment. The 7 karma Codes contains secrets every man must know. As you embrace the wisdom of these codes, you will move from confusion to clarity ,Victimhood to power, and darkness to light. The 7 Karma Codes give you startling insights into why things happen and what you can do to transform your life.

About Suzy:

Suzy Singh is an Emotional and Mental WellBeing Coach at Suzyheals, YouTube Edumentor, Speaker, Workshop Facilitator & Author of the International Best Selling book, 7 Karma Codes - Heal the Storm Within. The Italian edition of the book was launched in July 2020 followed by the Serbian edition earlier this month. She is a professional advisor to the NGO - 'We Listen' on mental health, Master Trainer at We Mentor & a certified partner therapist at Life Positive. She is also a Clinical Hypnotherapist.

Eighteen years into an adrenaline filled career in advertising, Suzy quit her job as General Manager Lintas advertising - managing the Unilever Foods business to focus on her passion and spiritual calling to help heal the personal and collective consciousness in 1998. In 1999 she met with a near fatal car crash, encountering a near death experience (NDE) which further accelerated this deep desire. As a therapist and healer, Suzy has extensive clinical experience in multidisciplinary approaches to health and healing. She has helped thousands of people across the globe (USA, UK, Australia, Germany, Dubai, Kuwait, Singapore, India) to find clarity, purpose, happiness, relief from stress, better health, improved relationships & enhanced productivity. She received the Bharat Excellence Award for Alternative Healing in 2012.

She is also a contributing author to the book, Holistic Wellness in the New Age

Besides providing personal counselling sessions worldwide, Suzy provides life coaching and mentoring, writes extensively for various publications on WellBeing, speaks at webinars, panels and Wellness Summits, conducts workshops and e-courses. She has an exclusive YouTube channel where she provides valuable mentoring and guidance on a wide range of issues

YO HO HEALTHY HOLIDAY!

December 10, 2020

In the last Otway Health Check for the year, Sibeal Hurley gives us the heads up on all The Great Ocean Road Health news. There's The Annual General Meeting that will be like none you've attended before, plus the easing virus situation, a piano looking for a new home and a pointers for online health and fitness with Campbell Craig.

Our program will resume on January 12.

Merry Christmas and Happy New Year.

The Wellness Couch Episode #73 - Life of a famous duo - Conservationsits, National and Australian Geographic Wildlife Photo Journalist - Doug Gimesy and Heather Kiley

November 26, 2020

Australia is one of the most biologically diverse countries in the world, with a large portion of species endemic to Australia. Preserving this wealth of biodiversity is important for future generations. Conservationist and International award winning photo journalist, Doug Gimesy automates inspiration to conserving wildlife through his incredible visual capture of animals. Heather brilliantly utilises her highly developed award winning graphic skills to make master pieces of art as well as looking after zoo stakeholders with her welcoming personality. Together they produced a visual pictorial for children about the Upside Down life of grey headed foxes.

ABOUT Doug and Heather

Doug Gimesy is an international award-winning conservation and wildlife photojournalist and associate fellow of the International League of Conservation Photographers (iLCP). Doug’s images have been showcased in publications such as National Geographic, Australian Geographic, BBC Wildlife and the New York Times. Initially trained as a zoologist and microbiologist, Doug also holds a Diploma of Education, a Masters of Environment and a Masters of Bioethics.

Heather is an award-winning media graphic artist and passionate conservationist. She holds a Bachelor of Environmental Science, an Honours degree focusing on Conservation Psychology, and a post-graduate qualification in Antarctic Studies.

iLCP Associate Fellow

Winner Wildscreen Panda Photo Story Awards 2018

Winner Aus Geo Nature Photographer of the Year 2015, 2016 - 'Monochrome' and 'Our impact'

Finalist Wildlife Photographer of the Year 2016, 2020

Finalist BigPicture Natural World Photography 2015, 2016, 2019, 2020

Finalist Aus Geo Nature Photographer of the Year 2015, 2017, 2019, 2020

Apollo Bay Radio

Apollo Bay Radio

Episode #77 - The Wellness Couch chats to Dr Sonya Moore, Senior Clinical Physiotherapist & Coach to Aust Top performing athletes and international teams.

The Wellness Couch - Episode #76 - Thom Cookes, Walkley ward winning Journalist talks about what makes a great person

Episode #75 - Relationships and Karma - The Wellness Couch chats with International Best Selling Author Suzy Singh

NEW Corporate Services Director, New Allied Health Number, New Walking Group & News about Lunch!

Apollo Bay grows healthier by the day

Neighbourhood House News - it’s all good 😁

COVID, Retirement Plans and a new Baby.

Episode #74 - The Wellness Couch & Suzy Singh. The 7 Karmic Codes, Heal The Storm Within

YO HO HEALTHY HOLIDAY!

The Wellness Couch Episode #73 - Life of a famous duo - Conservationsits, National and Australian Geographic Wildlife Photo Journalist - Doug Gimesy and Heather Kiley

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