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Registrations are closed


Organiser

ZZZ Deleted Client - Id 2414

Date:

Saturday, 5 March 2016

Location:

417, Dakota South, 88 Macquarie St, Teneriffe


Registration closes on:

Thursday, 3 March 2016 at 11:59 PM - (GMT+10:00) Brisbane

Mindset for Maintenance Workshop


Saturday, 5 March 2016

 

2:00-5:00 Workshop – “Mindset for Maintenance”

 

Principal psychologist from Weight Management Psychology, previous Director of Psychology for the Wesley LifeShape Clinic, and Consulting Psychologist for Queensland Bariatrics, Glenn Mackintosh provides a psychology-minded, evidence-based approach for overcoming the common challenge of failure to reach weight goals in people looking to release body weight.

 

 

The mental approach many people take to achieving weight goals is a major barrier to successfully reaching and maintaining a healthy weight. Furthermore, the common approach often leads to short-term weight loss, which is regained over time.  

 

However, psychology offers an understanding of how to develop the mindset to achieve and maintain a healthy weight more successfully. Translating conclusive research and over 10,000 hours of clinical practise, Glenn Mackintosh provides the seven secrets to success for reaching goals and maintaining them forever. 

 

Cost - $120.00, Early-bird - $100.00

*20% Discounts apply for people bringing a friend, 25% for people bringing two, 33% for people bringing 3 or more.


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Glenn Mackintosh is the Principal Psychologist at Weight Management Psychology.  He is a member of the Australian Psychological Society, a fellow of the Obesity Prevention and Treatment Society, and the Queensland representative for the APS Psychology of Eating, Weight, and Body-image Interest Group.  Before venturing into full time private practise, he was the psychology coordinator at the Wesley Lifeshape Clinic, and he also consults with Qld Bariatrics patients pre- and post- surgery.  

Glenn’s research investigated psychological and social factors and weight management, and he has lectured in weight management psychology, health psychology, and sport and exercise psychology at the University of Queensland, Griffith University, and the Australian College of Applied Psychology.  He has also developed the self-help resources Diet-Free Headphones, EFT Tapping for Weight Management (with Dr Peta Stapleton), Relaxation & Affirmation, The Walking Companion, and Weight Off Your Mind, designed for psychological education and transformation around key weight management issues.  

Glenn also features in the media regularly, having interviewed on weight related topics for Weight Watcher’s Magazine, 4BC Radio, and A Current Affair.  However, Glenn’s passion is in helping people effectively manage their weight, and training other professionals in applying psychological principals to help their clients who are grappling with weight management issues.  Glenn has presented for the Australian Psychological Society’s College of Health Psychologists and Psychology of Eating, Weight, and Body-Image Interest Groups and the Dietitians Association of Australia, Dietitian Connection and the Australian College of Weight Management on numerous occasions.

www.weightmanagementpsychology.com.au