Logan Healthy Living

Logan Healthy Living Practical support to prevent and manage type 2 diabetes, obesity and related chronic disease.

We bring together exercise physiology, physiotherapy, dietetics, diabetes education and health psychology to support you to change your life.

In support of World Diabetes Day, we recently partnered with Diabetes Australia for two activities in the Logan region.F...
03/12/2024

In support of World Diabetes Day, we recently partnered with Diabetes Australia for two activities in the Logan region.

For the first event we hosted Diabetes Australia and local community members living with type 2 diabetes, for a roundtable discussion on access to diabetes technology supports. The group had a robust and insightful discussion. These roundtable events were held across Australia, advocating for better access to technology, including continuous glucose monitoring for people with type 2 diabetes.

The second event was an activation station providing free health checks, held in the Logan Hyperdome Shopping Centre. Diabetes Australia recently launched a free membership program called 'Diabetes YOUnited', which provides a space for peer support and information sharing for people across Australia living with diabetes. Logan Healthy Living’s Clinical Manager Denny went along to support the Diabetes Australia initiative and promote Logan Healthy Living to the local community.

Learn more about Diabetes YOUnited here https://www.diabetesaustralia.com.au/membership/benefits/

Visit our website here https://www.loganhealthyliving.org.au/

World Movement Disorder Day is coming up in November. This day aims to raise awareness for movement disorders so that pe...
22/11/2024

World Movement Disorder Day is coming up in November.

This day aims to raise awareness for movement disorders so that people can seek essential specialized care earlier.

Movement disorders are neurological (nervous system and brain) conditions that primarily affect bodily motor control, disrupting an individual's life. This could include impacts on balance, involuntary movements, stiffness, changes to a person’s speech, problems with coordination, and difficulty with walking, talking or swallowing.

But movement disorders affect much more than movement, they can also impact behaviour, thinking, and mood, or have symptoms ranging from constipation to hallucinations and memory loss.

A wide variety of factors can cause movement disorders, including genetics, certain medicines (most commonly dopamine receptor blocking drugs such as antipsychotics and antiemetics), illegal drugs or large amounts of alcohol, low levels of certain vitamins, certain medical conditions, or head injuries.

Scroll through this post to learn about some of the most common movement disorders.

Learn more https://www.movedisorder.org/WMDD/Get-Involved

Are you living with type 2 diabetes? We’d love for you to join us for a discussion about living with type 2 diabetes and...
14/11/2024

Are you living with type 2 diabetes?

We’d love for you to join us for a discussion about living with type 2 diabetes and access to diabetes technologies.

Over the coming weeks Diabetes Australia will be holding roundtable meetings across the country to hear from people living with type 2 diabetes. This includes a roundtable meeting we are very excited to be hosting at Logan Healthy Living!

Advocacy on this important issue starts and ends with community, and we want as many people as possible to join us for the discussion at Logan Healthy Living.

As a thank you, you’ll receive a gift card to acknowledge your time and contribution.

Date: Friday, 22 November 2024
Time: 10:30am – 12:00pm
Location: Logan Healthy Living, Level 1, 12-16 Logandowns Drive, Meadowbrook QLD 4131

Please RSVP here: https://forms.office.com/Pages/ResponsePage.aspx?id=82Bbbj55u0KAJP4SCtuao-fbRKmsuCNPs8ewu8mKsjBURVRTV0tXRjQ1MTk4S1NITVIwQkwzTlpRSC4u

We recently had the pleasure of hosting the Chief Medical Officer of Queensland Health, Dr Catherine McDougall at UQ Hea...
04/11/2024

We recently had the pleasure of hosting the Chief Medical Officer of Queensland Health, Dr Catherine McDougall at UQ Health Care's Logan Healthy Living. She was able to see the program in action, discuss the work we’re doing for the community with our Clinical and Operations Manager Denny, and connect with participants to learn about the positive impact Logan Healthy Living has had on them.

Lisa, a participant at Logan Healthy Living shared her experience with Dr Catherine. “It has completely changed my life. I came here a year ago and I couldn’t walk without someone holding onto me. Look at me now!” said Lisa.

In response Catherine McDougall says, “You were beaming Lisa, and I could tell the [Logan Healthy Living] team share in your joy!”

Dr. Catherine described UQ Health Care's Logan Healthy Living as a great collaboration involving The University of Queensland, Health and Wellbeing Queensland, and Griffith University, which focuses on the prevention and management of chronic diseases while emphasizing real consumer empowerment.

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Level 1, 12-16 Logandowns Drive
Meadowbrook, QLD
4131

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