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  • Rethinking Risk: Supporting Meaningful Lives with Huntington’s Disease
December 3 2026, 12:30 PM

Rethinking Risk: Supporting Meaningful Lives with Huntington’s Disease

Calvary Health Care Bethlehem
Presented by clinicians from the Statewide Progressive Neurological Diseases Service, including Dr Yenni Lie, Ruth Hosken and senior allied health clinicians.
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Join us for a specialist professional development workshop

Designed for allied health professionals, nurses, palliative care services and NDIS support coordinators, this workshop explores Huntington's disease and how to navigate risk and complexity while supporting meaningful lives.
Date
Thursday 3 December 2026
Time
12:30 pm - 5 pm
Where
Calvary Kooyong Precinct - 476 Kooyong Road Caulfield South, VIC (Parking available)

What you'll learn

During this workshop, you'll have the opportunity to:
  • Improve your understanding of Huntington's disease, including diagnosis, symptoms, stages and management.
  • Explore common areas of risk and how to navigate complex situations as part of a team.
  • Gain valuable insights from people with lived experience.
  • Connect with Bethlehem staff and participating sponsors over afternoon tea.

Presenters

Hear presentations and insights from:
  • Dr Yenni Lie, Neurologist
  • Ruth Hosken, Nurse Practitioner
  • Senior clinicians from the Allied Health multidisciplinary team

Pricing

Places are limited to 40 participants. Register now to secure your spot.
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Cost per attendee
General admission
$120

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