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Oy, what a feeling!
 Wolper Jewish Hospital is developing various health-related activities around the theme of "Wellness". This program was launched in August and activities commenced soon after. The current thematic area is “nutrition”.
This program aims at delivering high quality health promotion activities for a sophisticated audience. The emphasis is on providing quality information and activities of substance that are entertaining as well
If you would like to be kept informed about our Wellbeing Program activities, please subscribe to the Wellbeing Program Newsletter for regular email updates.
WELLBEING is defined as the state of being healthy The theme of the Wolper Wellbeing Program is health and quality of life, or “Wellness”. It introduces a role for Wolper Hospital as a hospital that is interested in health; prevention of ill health and maintenance of good health and healthy ageing.
The program aims at improving or maintaining health by delivering high quality health promotion activities with an emphasis on up to date information provided by experts in their fields.
It is provided free of charge for the audience, and is organized and sponsored by Wolper Jewish Hospital. Wolper Jewish Hospital presents its Wellbeing Program 5 or 6 times a year.
Next Wellbeing Program, together with The Jewish House ALCOHOL, THE REAL STORY:
HOW IT AFFECTS OUR COMMUNITY, OUR FAMILIES AND OURSELVES
Tuesday 2 March, 7.30pm
At our new venue!!
Club Bondi Junction
1-9 Gray Street,Bondi Junction
Phone:9389 5333
The Auditorium, on the first floor.
SPEAKERS:
Dr Karen Fisher, Medical Officer, Drug and Alcohol Unit, Nepean Hospital. "Pickled or preserved? The brain and alcohol".
Dr Gordian Fulde, director of the emergency department at St Vincent’s Hospital. "Alcohol: the good, the bad and the ugly".
Graeme Thompson, Publican. "Bottled Violence... let them ‘Pours’ and think before they drink!"
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