The Movement Prescription
Promising to transform your understanding and approach towards physical activity in primary care, The Movement Prescription podcast is a treasure trove of insights. The Royal College of GP's Lifestyle and Physical Activity Champions, Dr Hussain Al-Zubaidi, Dr Callum Leese and Dr Suzy Scarlett, are here to paint a picture that moves away from rigorous exercises and lays focus on the importance of re-introducing movement into our daily lives.
We have a line-up of exceptional guests offering their unique expertise. Listen to Russell Kane, the renowned comedian, and an advocate for lifestyle medicine, and Michele Zanini from the Italian Olympic triathlon team, share their insights on how physical activity can revolutionize health. Learn from Dr Emma Lunan and Dr Charlotte Marriott as they delve into managing long-term conditions and mental health with physical activity. We'll also explore the concept of green prescribing and the art of motivational interviewing with Dr Hamish Reid. So, tune in, subscribe for updates and join the conversation with the hashtag #activepractice on social media. Let's embark on a journey where small changes will lead to big things.
This podcast is brought to you in collaboration with the British Society of Lifestyle Medicine.
The Movement Prescription
The Power of Starting: A Conversation with Dr Rob Lawson
In this podcast, Callum explores the inspiring journey of Dr. Rob Lawson, a retired GP hailing from East Lothian. In this interview, we unravel the profound impact Dr. Lawson has made through his pioneering work in establishing the British Society of Lifestyle Medicine. As a visionary advocate for healthier living, Dr. Lawson brings to light the crucial role of advocacy within the realm of primary care.
Join us as we delve into the multifaceted aspects of his journey. We explore how Dr. Lawson's personal commitment to leading a healthier and more active life has not only enriched his own well-being, but also served as a powerful example to his patients and peers alike.
Beyond individual transformations, Dr. Lawson sheds light on his experiences with impactful lobbying, advocating for systemic change and policy reform to prioritise lifestyle-oriented healthcare and physical activity. Rob makes a passionate appeal for us, as individuals working in health-care, to acts as advocates and vessels for change, acknowledging that every journey starts with small steps.
Produced using funding from NHS Tayside Educational Fund and the British Society of Lifestyle Medicine.
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