We’re pleased to connect with you and share relevant and practical information to assist in enhancing your health and wellbeing.
The topics we have planned are based on what you’re telling us is important to you. We hope you find this podcast series both enjoyable and informative. Please email your feedback and ideas for future podcasts to Mark Aitken at sepo@nmhp.org.au
Episode 1: Keys to a nurse or midwife thriving in recovery from their alcohol or other drug (AOD) addiction (a personal story)
Host: Mark Aitken | Guest: Heather Pickard | Duration: 34:24 | Published: 30 May 2020
Episode 2: How to deal with stress during crisis and check that you and those around you are okay
Host: Mark Aitken | Guest: Sam Eddy | Duration: 47:27 | Published: 8 September 2020
Episode 3: Tips for nurses and midwives on how to make health, wellbeing and self-care a priority with a bonus mindfulness activity
Host: Mark Aitken | Guest: Guest: Carolyn McDonald | Duration: 42:00 | Published: 3 October 2020
Episode 4: Have you ever wondered why Nursing and Midwifery Health Program Victoria (NMHPV) has a focus on family violence?
Host: Mark Aitken | Guest: Rachael Pallenberg | Duration: 39:36 | Published: 21 May 2021
About Our Host: Mark Aitken
Mark Aitken is the Deputy Director of the Nursing and Midwifery Health Program Victoria (NMHPV) and the host of our podcast series, ‘Conversations that Connect’. Mark has worked at the NMHPV for over three years and was part of the team who set up Nurse & Midwife Support.
Mark has been a proud registered nurse for over 30 years. He has worked in many and varied areas of nursing and midwifery, including general surgical and medical units, critical care, sexual and reproductive health, education, research, project management, maternity services and residential, community and specialty aged care services.
Mark is passionate about ensuring nurses, midwives and students have support for any issue whenever they need it. You care for others, so let us care for YOU.
Podcast Series: Conversations that Connect
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