Be part of an interdisciplinary society of doctors, allied health practitioners, public health professionals, health executives, educators and researchers advancing Lifestyle Medicine
THE NATURE OF HEALTH
LIFESTYLE MEDICINE PILLARS IN PRACTICE
13-15 NOVEMBER 2026 | HOBART, AUSTRALIA
Hosted by the Australasian Society of Lifestyle Medicine (ASLM), LM26 will bring together primary healthcare professionals, GPs, allied health, and health system leaders for three days of evidence-based, practical insights into the foundations of Lifestyle Medicine.
With a focus on green and blue spaces, social connection, and nature-based health interventions, this national conference will offer keynotes, interactive sessions, networking opportunities, and celebration of our growing movement in one of Australia’s most naturally inspiring settings – Hobart, Tasmania.
In addition to rich discussions and inspiration, the program will provide practical tools to support implementation and integration of all six pillars of Lifestyle Medicine into clinical care.
Enjoy this highlight reel from our Lifestyle Medicine 2023 ‘Better Health For All’ conference for a taste of what to expect.
Who should attend
Students & Registrars
Medical and allied health students and registrars who are interested in learning more about Lifestyle Medicine or are ready to start making a difference in Lifestyle Medicine now. Special opportunities and discounts are available for student members of ASLM.
Researchers & Educators
Researchers, scientists, academics and educators from health-related fields have the opportunity to collaborate with frontline health professionals. Opportunities to present emerging or translational research are available through the call for abstracts.
Practitioners
GPs, medical specialists and allied health practitioners who are interested in enhancing their knowledge and skills in how Lifestyle Medicine can be used to prevent and manage chronic diseases. A digital Certificate of Attendance will be provided for CPD purposes.
Health Professionals
Public health, health promotion and health policy professionals, practice staff and professionals from PHNs and other health organisations are encouraged to attend to collaborate and inspire a shift towards a healthier future free of lifestyle-related disease.