About the Live Interactive Webinar:

Have you ever wondered how you could be happier and more satisfied? Do you tend to feel like the relationships you have with your friends, family and patients could be stronger and more fulfilling?

As a Family Doctor, I think most people’s goal is to have a long and happy life. Certainly, that is what we are trying to achieve our patients and ourselves.

A 75yr long Harvard University study showed that having genuine stable relationships is the best indicator of whether or not you'll lead that kind of life.

In this 60 min live workshop / interactive webinar, we will explore how to achieve that through mastering relationship skills, and to facilitate positive change for both yourself, and the people you look after.

We will explore the hard and soft skills you need to best navigate through your healthcare profession, and in your personal life as well.

This live online event is interactive, which means you will be able to participate in the discussion if you are up for it, otherwise you can simply listen and absorb the information at your own pace.

Presented by Dr Vinh Tran:

Dr Vinh Tran is a Family GP with a keen interest in helping others to achieve optimal physical health, as well as good emotional and social health, through the biopsychosocial approach. This includes CBT, Acceptance Commitment Therapy (ACT), relationship counselling, parenting education, and health coaching. He is a Co-Director of a large multidisciplinary clinic in Springfield Central where he trains Medical Students as well as Registrars. He also provides wellness and stress management workshops for the workplace and schools.

He is a Co-Director of HealthProXchange, which promotes Inter-Health-Professionals collaboration, support, and learning. The other purpose of HealthProXchange is to promote good self-care for Health Professionals. We understand that in order to look after many others, we need to put the “oxygen masks” on ourselves first.

Join us in this zoom workshop and access the keys you need to improve your relationships in healthcare, and in life! (11am 17th March 2021)