Wellness by Designs - Practitioner Podcast
Welcome to Wellness by Designs
Your go-to podcast for evidence-based education and inspiration in integrative healthcare. Whether you're looking to deepen your expertise in nutrition, herbal and naturopathic medicine, or sharpen your clinical and business skills, this podcast is made for you.
Join us as leading practitioners and researchers share their knowledge, clinical pearls, and personal journeys—designed to support your growth and enrich your practice.
So grab a cuppa, settle in, and let your continuing education begin.
Show notes and references: www.designsforhealth.com.au
Wellness by Designs - Practitioner Podcast
Latest Episodes
Why AI has made practitioner compliance harder, not easier with Chris Sarandis
AI has made health marketing ridiculously fast, but compliance hasn’t gotten any easier. If you’re a naturopath, nutritionist, integrative GP, or you run a clinic and you’re using AI to write social posts, blogs, emails, or website copy, there’...
Livaux: Enter the Era of Microbiome Targeted Fibre with Ping Ong
You’ve probably heard kiwifruit mentioned for constipation, but the real story is bigger and more precise. We’re joined by Ping Ong, Nutritional Scientist and Researcher for Livaux at Energenics, to explore how a patented New Zealand gold kiwif...
Applied Weight Loss Nutrition in Clinical Practice with Kira Sutherland
Weight loss advice is everywhere, yet most people feel more confused than ever and a lot of practitioners quietly avoid the topic altogether. We wanted to change that, so we invited sports nutritionist and naturopath Kira Sutherland to map the ...
How immunoglobulin therapy is reshaping gut and immune support with Dr. Chris Warner
Colostrum used to be a staple for gut and immune support, but if you’ve noticed product quality drifting, labels getting vague, or patients reacting poorly, you’re not imagining it. I sit down with Dr Chris Warner from Proliant Health and Biolo...
Build A Personalised Premium Program Practice with Rebekah Jones
Most practitioners don’t burn out because they care too much. They burn out because the business model quietly demands unpaid labour: analysing labs after hours, writing protocols on weekends, replying to emails between consults, and squeezing ...