Become a Physiogenomics Consultant
Know Thy Clients' Genes. Their health could depend on it!
Physiogenomics is the link between genes, biochemical pathways and physiological function. Just like a postural assessment helps you to create a personalised exercise program, becoming a Physiogenomic Consultant enables you to screen your clients’ genes and devise powerfully effective personalised lifestyle programs to maximise their physical and mental health and reduce their disease risk.
This is the only panel in the world that deals with both the body and the brain and has 90 gene polymorphisms – much more than any other panel on the market. These genes can all be manipulated with specific exercise, diet and lifestyle interventions.
The course is 1-day face to face, with additional online education, will give you:
- Accreditation as a Physiogenomics Consultant
- 15 CECs (Pending)
- User manual
- Cost effective testing kits for your clients
- Expert knowledge in a rapidly emerging area
- An additional revenue stream
- Marketing materials
Next course dates:
Melbourne: 25th March 2012. To register your interest please fill out the contact form below.
Sydney: TBC. To register your interest please fill out the contact form below.
Prof. Paul Taylor
A former British Royal Navy Aircrew Officer, Paul is an Exercise Physiologist, Nutritionist, Neuroscientist and Research professor at The University of San Francisco. He is the Director of The Body-Brain Performance Institute, where he delivers Executive Performance and Leadership workshops to large multi-nationals such as SAP, Google, NAB and Accenture and in late 2010, opened Australia’s first Body-Brain Fitness gym, Acumotum.
Qualifications
- Currently completing MSC in Neuroscience with the American College of Sports Medicine
- MSc Exercise Science
- MSc Human Nutrition
- Certified Health & Fitness Instructor
- Certificate IV in Fitness
- Certificate IV in Workplace Training & Assessment
Dr. Margret Smith
Dr. Margie Smith is a Molecular Geneticist with over 20 years experience in Neuro-genetics and Cancer genetics. She has worked in major teaching hospitals in New Zealand and Australia. Specifically Margie worked with families affected by early-onset Alzheimer’s disease and more recently in the diagnostic screening for heritable breast and breast/ovarian cancer.
Qualifications
- NZCS = New Zealand Certificate in Science
- Diploma Histology
- Diploma Cytology
- FNZIMLS = Fellow New Zealand Institute Medical Laboratory Scientists
- BSc(Hons) The University of Melbourne
- PhD The University of Melbourne