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Healthy Lifestyles Australia
The team at Healthy Lifestyles Australia includes health professionals in the areas of Dietetics, Nutrition, Diabetes Education, Personal Training & Exercise Physiology.
Healthy Lifestyles Australia provides the Australian community with the most up-to-date and effective treatments available for health and wellness. Chronic disease prevention and management is their primary area of interest; however, our practitioners can assist in a wide variety of cases.
These include work cover claims, corporate health, general injury rehabilitation, fitness, public speaking on nutrition and exercise, general nutrition inquiries, diabetes education, as well as sporting injuries, performance and strength and conditioning.
To book an appointment, call (07) 3088 2323.
Karina Bronska
BPharm, AACPA, Grad Cert Diabetes Education, Cert Advanced Nutrition, Cert Health Coaching
Karina is a clinical pharmacist, credentialled diabetes educator and health coach with over 25 years experience in pharmacy and six years experience as a diabetes educator.
Her main therapeutic focus is on lifestyle changes: consuming low carbohydrate real food, increasing physical activity, improving sleep and improving the microbiome. This can be achieved by empowering patients to make changes. Patients with insulin resistance, type one and two diabetes, gestational diabetes and PCOS (polycystic ovary syndrome) all benefit from this approach to health.
For more information, please see Karina’s website.
Karina Bronska
Diabetes Educator
BPharm, AACPA, Grad Cert Diabetes Education, Cert Advanced Nutrition, Cert Health Coaching
Karina is a clinical pharmacist, credentialled diabetes educator and health coach with over 25 years experience in pharmacy and six years experience as a diabetes educator.
Her main therapeutic focus is on lifestyle changes: consuming low carbohydrate real food, increasing physical activity, improving sleep and improving the microbiome. This can be achieved by empowering patients to make changes. Patients with insulin resistance, type one and two diabetes, gestational diabetes and PCOS (polycystic ovary syndrome) all benefit from this approach to health.