Mind over Matter: It's all in the Head - Sports Medicine Australia

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SMX2011
13th ANNUAL VICTORIAN CONFERENCE OF
SCIENCE AND MEDICINE IN SPORT AND EXERCISE
“Mind over Matter: It’s all in the Head”
Sunday 5 June Darebin Arts & Entertainment Centre
Welcome and Official Opening Dr David Bolzonello, President, Sports Medicine Australia - Victorian Branch
9.00am - 9.10am
Keynote - The Michael Kenihan Lecture. Dr Michael Makdissi, Sport & Exercise Medicine Physician
9.10am - 9.40am Heads up on Concussion. The latest information on risks and management of concussion.
Forum/Panel
Athlete’s in Weight Restricted Sports
Fiona Sutherland Sports Dietitian
Stephen Rendall Psychologist
James Karageorgiou Strength and Conditioning Coach
Dr Susan White Sports Physician
Lisa Szatsznajder Former Lightweight Rower
Dr Krys Szatsznajder Australian Rowing Team Doctor/General Practitioner
Morning Tea 10.30am - 11.00am
Lunch 12.30pm - 1.30pm
Exercise Intervention in the Treatment of Addiction
Clinton Wain, Exercise Physiologist, Mental Health Clinician
The biopsychosocial factors that contribute to mental illness in terms of drug
and or alcohol addiction and the application of sports medicine and exercise
physiology as a treatment.
Afternoon Tea 3.00pm - 3.30pm
Closing 4.15pm - 4.30pm
PROUDLY SUPPORTED BY
Practitioner Stream Academic Stream
Nutrition, Supplements and the Effects on Central Fatigue
(Nutrition for Mental Health)
Daniela Manche, Sports Dietitian & Accredited Practicing Dietitian
Kylie Andrew, Sports Dietitian & Accredited Practicing Dietitian
The effects of nutrition, hydration and sports supplements on central fatigue
and perception of effort.
Hip Problems - The Role of Surgery and Conservative
Treatment: When and Where to Refer
Mr Sam Patten, Orthopaedic Surgeon
Surgical treatable problems that are referred to a surgeon, what to expect
and identification of problems that are not suited to surgery.
Gluteal Tendinopathy
Henry Wajswelner, Specialist Sports Physiotherapist
Partial tears of the gluteal tendons can be managed successfully with the
correct conditioning exercise and avoidance of aggravating factors.
Young People with Old Knees: ACL Injury
and Its Consequences
Dr Adam Bryant, Senior Lecturer, Melbourne University, Dept Physiotherapy
Anterior cruciate ligament rupture (ACL) is common in young active individuals.
The majority of individuals will undergo surgical reconstruction to decrease the
symptoms associated with ACL injury.
The Sporting Shoulder
Wendy Braybon - Specialist Sports Physiotherapist
Mr Greg Hoy - Orthopaedic Surgeon
Injuries in the throwing shoulder of elite athletes with a focus on over-diagnoses,
treatment and rehabilitation.
The Mystery of Vanishing Muscles - Can Nutritional
Factors Combat Sarcopenia
Professor Robin Daly, Professor of Exercise and Ageing
Professor Rod Snow, Exercise Physiologist
A focus on the diagnosis and pathophysiology of sarcopenia (loss of muscle mass)
and dynapenia (loss of muscle strength), their clinical consequences and the latest
research into nutritional strategies, including the role of protein, creatine and vitamin
D to prevent and treat these conditions.
The Physical, Physiological and Social Effects of a 15 Week
Exercise-based Falls Prevention Program
Deborah Pascoe, Lecturer, Clinical Exercise Physiology
(Accredited Exercise Physiologist)
Results of a Falls Prevention program with participants from a semi-rural
community that were referred through usual medical care practices.
Tendon Failure and Strategies for Repair:
PRP & Cell Therapy
Dr David Connell, Radiologist
Understanding the mechanisms of tendon failure, healing and repair and becoming
familiar with present and future treatment strategies including the role of growth
factors and stem cells.
CPR Update 4.30pm - 5.45pm Update your CPR skills in this one hour practical course. Consistent with the Australian Resuscitation Guidelines.

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PEAKERprofiles
Keynote
The Michael Kenihan
Lecture
Dr Michael Makdissi
Michael is a sports physician
working at Olympic Park Sports
Medicine Centre. His current team
appointments include the Hawthorn
Football Club and the AIS-AFL
academy. In 2006 Michael
completed a PhD on concussion in
Australian Rules Football and his
current research position is with
NHMRC training fellowship at the
Melbourne Brain Centre (University
of Melbourne).
Session Speakers
Kylie Andrew
Kylie consults to the Victorian Institute
of Sport and to the Richmond Football
club. She is also the consultant sports
dietitian to the state gymnastics
program and keeps herself busy
raising her two beautiful daughters.
Wendy Braybon
Wendy is a specialist sports
physiotherapist, specialising
particularly in throwing athletes
shoulder problems. She is also
an APA titled musculoskeletal
physiotherapist. Wendy travelled
for many years with the Australian
Softball team and is now the
physiotherapist with the Australian
gymnastics team. She has been an
Australian team physiotherapist at
four Olympic Games and was
recently named the head
physiotherapist to the Australian
Olympic team for London.
Wendy was head physiotherapist for
incoming teams at the
Commonwealth Games in Melbourne
and travelled to Delhi with the
Australian team last year. Wendy
lectures on the Masters Physiotherapy
course at Melbourne University and is
the head physiotherapist at the
Victorian Institute of Sport. She also
works in private practice at Melbourne
Physiotherapy Group.
Dr Adam Bryant
Adam is a biomechanist and full-time
Senior Lecturer working within the
Department of Physiotherapy and the
Centre for Health Exercise & Sports
Medicine (CHESM) at The University
of Melbourne (Australia). A focus of
his research has been the
biomechanical and neuromuscular
adaptations that occur following
anterior cruciate ligament (ACL)
rupture and reconstruction.
Dr David Connell
David is a musculoskeletal radiologist
at the new diagnostic and treatment
facility located in the Olympic Park
precinct in Melbourne. He has a
special interest in muscle and tendon
injuries and is the author of 81
publications and book chapters.
He is married to his beautiful wife
Karen and they have three
troublesome children.
Professor Robin Daly
Robin holds the position of Chair in
Exercise and Ageing within the Centre
for Physical Activity and Nutrition
Research at Deakin University.
His main research interests are on
the role of exercise and nutrition,
particularly calcium, vitamin D and
protein, for optimising musculoskeletal
health and function during both
growth and ageing.
Mr Greg Hoy
Greg graduated from Monash
Medicine in 1981 and orthopaedic
surgery in 1990. Greg is one of only
two dual qualified practitioners in
these two fields in Australia. He spent
2 ½ years in Germany, UK, USA and
Adelaide training as a sub-specialist,
returning to Melbourne Orthopaedic
Group as a Hand and Upper Limb
Surgeon in 1993. Greg is passionate
about sports medicine and training.
He lecturers at Monash Dept of
Surgery and teaches on the post-grad
training programs on Orthopaedics
and sports medicine.
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Greg has volunteered for two
interplast missions and several other
volunteer surgical missions to Sri
Lanka following the 2005 tsunami.
Currently Greg has associations with
every major sporting code in Australia,
which include Melbourne Rebels
Super 15 Rugby, Melbourne Storm
and last year, players from 9 of the
16 AFL teams. He manages cricket
players from Australia, Sri Lanka, India
and Bangladesh. He consults to AIS,
VIS, athletes, gymnasts and even
circus arts academies.
James Karageorgiou
James is the current senior Strength
and Conditioning Coach for the
Victorian Institute of Sport programs
of Gymnastics, Athletics and Hockey.
From 2005-2009 James was the
senior Strength and Conditioning
Coach at the English Institute of
Sports with Athletics. James also has
a competitive background in Olympic
Weightlifting.
Daniela Manche
Daniela consults to the Victorian
Institute of Sport, St Kilda Football
Club, Sports Dietitians Australia and
runs a Melbourne-based private
practice. She enjoys working with
different athletes and different ages
and has a specialist interest in
hydration and supplements in sport.
Deborah Pascoe
Deborah is a Lecturer in Clinical
Exercise Physiology at the University
of Ballarat in the areas of exercise
prescription, musculoskeletal
rehabilitation and falls prevention.
She has conducted research on
falls prevention programs and has
developed and presented
undergraduate and continuing
professional education courses on
exercise for falls prevention.
Mr Sam Patten
Sam specialises in hips and knees
from injury and arthritis. Sam currently
works at the Mercy Private and
Epworth Hospitals. His practice
specifically focuses on hip arthritis
and impingement surgery with
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arthroscopy, osteomy, replacement
and recission, focusing on younger
patients.
Stephen Rendall
Stephen is a registered psychologist
specialising in the area of sport and
exercise. He currently works in private
practice at Corio Bay Sports Medicine
Center and Belmont Physiotherapy
Center in the Geelong area. He has
worked with a number of athletes and
clubs from a variety of sports.
Stephen also lectures to exercise
rehabilitation masters students in the
area of Applied Sport and Exercise
Psychology at Victoria University.
Professor Rod Snow
Rod is Deputy Head of the School
of Exercise and Nutrition Sciences at
Deakin University. He is an Exercise
Physiologist with expertise in human
skeletal muscle metabolism and
performance.
Fiona Sutherland
Fiona is a specialist in weightrestricted
and aesthetic sports as
well as eating behaviour and eating
disorders. Fiona currently consults to
the Australian Ballet School, Victorian
Institute of Sport Gymnastics
program, Racing Victoria Jockey
Apprenticeship program and runs a
therapy group for women with bulimia
- Recovery is Possible for Everyone.
Dr Krys Szatsznajder
Krys is a General Practitioner with
special interest in sports medicine.
He has been working with the
National Rowing team since 2005
travelling overseas regularly as a team
doctor. He is also involved in rowing
at club and school level. His special
interest is in injury prevention in sport
through multidisciplinary approach.
Sporting background includes
athletics as a pole-vaulter.
Clinton Wain
After completing a BA in Human
Movement and Post Graduate studies
in Exercise Physiology, Clinton entered
the field of elite sport and clinical base
neuro rehabilitation. Now working as
an Exercise Physiologist and Mental
Health Clinician for the past 6 years,
Clinton took part in the filming of a
national documentary titled ‘Addiction’
promoting the positive effects of
exercise for those suffering mental
illness/addiction. Clinton is currently
working full time in a private practice
while he completes his masters
degree which seeks to further explore
the role of sports medicine in the
treatment of mental illness/addiction.
Henry Wajswelner
Henry is a specialist sports
physiotherapist who learnt his trade at
the Australian Institute of Sport and
Olympic Park Sports Medicine Centre.
A former Olympic Rowing Team
Physiotherapist he now manages
DMA Clinical Pilates in South Yarra
and consults privately, specialising in
chronic back and hip problems.
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Dr Susan White
Lisa Szatsznajder
Lisa represented Australia three
times as a heavyweight rower,
winning a bronze and a silver medal
at the 2007 and 2008 U/23 World
Championships. Lisa was the
smallest heavyweight in Australia.
After spending a year at the AIS in
Canberra on a rowing scholarship,
Lisa was strongly recommended to
do lightweight. She lost 10kgs and
had a skin fold of 33. Lisa broke the
national lightweight records and
prospects for London were looking
great. In a couple of months, Lisa
unfortunately became very sick -
mentally and physically and has
since retired from rowing and is still
dealing with the aftermath of a mild
eating disorder.
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Susan is a Sports Physician at
Olympic Park Sports Medicine
Centre. She is a member of the
Australian Olympic Committee
Medical Commission, the Deputy
Medical Director for the London 2012
Olympic Games, is a member of the
Australian Sports Drug Medical
Committee and is on the Swimming
Australia Advisory Committee.
Previously Susan has been a medical
advisor for the Victorian Institute of
Sport Rowing program.