April 5, 2022
HEALTHY TIME WITH DR KIERAN KENNEDY
UP THIS WEEK IS DR KIERAN KENNEDY, A PSYCHIATRY DOCTOR AND HEALTH ADVOCATE, THAT YOU MAY RECOGNISE IF YOU HAVE EVER WATCHED THE TODAY SHOW OR READ
MEN’S HEALTH MAGAZINE
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PSYCHOLOGY, NEUROSCIENCE AND NEUROLOGY HAVE ALWAYS BEEN FASCINATIONS OF HIS.
Apart from being involved in mental health professionally with his career, personally, he puts mental health advocacy as a priority, having collaborated with charitable organisations and movements including Mr. Perfect , founded and run by our very own Blugibbon Consultant Terry. Stories and connection are vital to Kieran and whether it is at work, in the media or personally, he aims to give everything pure dedication.
You can follow Dr Keiran’s health advocate efforts on his website , Facebook and Instagram .
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