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This episode explores the work of psychiatrists in government, private practice and research for the population of military and veteran personnel in Australia. The conversation covers various specialist fields in psychiatry, including trauma-related disorders, substance abuse and forensic work. A/Prof Jon Lane, Leonie Nowland, Dr Alex Lim and Prof Jenny Firman discuss their experiences in private practice and its unique challenges and opportunities. They also highlight the role of Open Arms, a national counselling service for the Department of Veterans' Affairs (DVA), in providing culturally aware and trauma-informed care.A/Prof Jon Lane, FRANZCP, MBBS (Hons), PhD, has been in the Army since 1989 and is also an Afghanistan veteran. He is a clinician in private practice, as well as holding several different roles. These include being a Consultant Psychiatrist for the DVA and Open Arms; the Psychiatry Lead for the University of Tasmania School of Medicine; and has adjunct appointments and research projects with the Queensland Centre for Mental Health Research and Gallipoli Medical Research Foundation. He is also the current Chair of the College's Military and Veterans' Emergency Services Personnel Mental Health Network.Leonie Nowland is the First Assistant Secretary of Open Arms. Leonie has a wealth of experience working in critical roles in mental health across the State and Commonwealth public sectors and in the private sector in the UK and New Zealand. Leonie's move to the role of First Assistant Secretary of Open Arms, is the culmination of many years' experience in the mental health sector and she brings to the role a strong background as a mental health administrator and clinician, with a focus on community mental health.Dr Alexander Yick-Chern Lim is an Adjunct Associate Professor with the Queensland Brain Institute (QBI) at the University of Queensland, and Co-Founder, Director and Chief Medical Officer of Zed3 Medical Group, a nationwide mental healthcare services provider. He is a Consultant Psychiatrist at Zed3 Specialist Centre, and is engaged with policy, research and education in the field of serving and ex-serving uniformed personnel healthcare with a focus on precision medicine. Dr Lim is a member of the Military, Veterans' and Emergency Services Personnel Mental Health Network at the RANZCP. Professor Jenny Firman AM joined the Royal Australian Navy as a medical student and over the next 22 years of full time service was posted to a range of positions in the Navy and Australian Defence Force. After leaving the full time Navy she spent a decade in the Australian Government Department of Health working on communicable diseases and health emergencies. In 2019 she was appointed as the Chief Health Officer in the DVA.Topic suggestion:If you have a topic suggestion or would like to participate in a future episode of Psych Matters, we'd love to hear from you.Please contact us by email at: psychmatters.feedback@ranzcp.orgDisclaimer:This podcast is provided to you for information purposes only and to provide a broad public understanding of various mental health topics. The podcast may represent the views of the author and not necessarily the views of The Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Psychiatrists ('RANZCP'). The podcast is not to be relied upon as medical advice, or as a substitute for medical advice, does not establish a doctor-patient relationship and should not be a substitute for individual clinical judgement. By accessing The RANZCP's podcasts you also agree to the full terms and conditions of the RANZCP's Website. Expert mental health information and finding a psychiatrist in Australia or New Zealand is available on the RANZCP's Your Health In Mind Website.

Alex is a free spirited and ever-curious individual with diverse interests and experiences that have shaped him into the multifaceted person he is today. Spending his formative years in Singapore, Alex later pursued his studies in the UK at 16. His extra-curricular activities—rugby, hip-hop dance, and musicals—encapsulate this period of his life.At 18, Alex returned to Singapore to serve as a Paratrooper in the Armed Forces, trusting his life to nothing but some plastic and string. He continued broadening his horizons by attending college in Santa Barbara, where sandy beaches and a snowboard team felt like a perfect fit. Graduating with a BSc in Actuarial Science, Alex dove into investment banking, only to face a quarter-life crisis when he realized (DUH) it wasn't the right path for him. With the pandemic as a catalyst, he resigned.Embracing change, Alex embarked on a journey of self-discovery, traveling and placing his trust in another kind of plastic bag and string—paragliding. Tapping into his musical and active side, he also rekindled his love for music through DJing.During this transformative period, Alex met a mentor who recognized his coaching potential. This encounter ignited a new purpose within him, and he now dedicates his time to helping others lead more aligned, balanced, and fulfilling lives.                     #GlobalGibberish | #Season4 | #Adaptation

Please note that this entire episode is available on the public channel. To gain access to all other episodes, please subscribe at https://thevoicesofwar.supercast.com/ ---- Today, I spoke with Robert Hartley, who is a former Australian Army Officer who served for 12 years in the Artillery Corps before transitioning to a civilian career in the technology sector. During his time in the military, Robert deployed on exchange with the British Army on Operation Herrick XII (12) to Helmand Province, Afghanistan in 2010. In his civilian life, Robert has worked for a number of technology companies, including Microsoft, before joining a start-up where he is an Executive Director. Robert joins me today to discuss his life in the Army, how his deployment to Helmand resulted in a PTSD diagnosis, as well as his journey to recovery, which includes being part of the ketamine program that I discussed at length with Dr Alex Lim a few episodes ago. Things we covered include: Rob's entry into the Army and the Artillery Corps Rotation into Helmand with the British Army The thrill of preparing for and going to war Use of artillery as a direct-fire weapon The reality of Helmand as the ‘kinetic province' How the local population perceived the Coalition Forces Dealing with numerous casualties Reflecting on mateship, camaraderie, and sense of purpose The process of desensitisation to war and combat Reflection on the burden of command The challenge of preserving one's own moral compass The struggle of upholding the delicate facade of morality in battle The price of extreme compartmentalisation and rationalisation Returning home, signs that things weren't right and asking for help Symptoms, PTSD diagnosis, and importance of command support Short-term fixes but eventual relapse, downward spiral, and continual emotional compartmentalisation The path to recovery and reconnecting to emotions Joining Dr Alex Lim's ketamine program, onboarding, and treatment initiation A reflection on the ketamine treatment, its sensations, experiences, and insights Why ketamine remains contentious How the ketamine treatment affected Rob's relationships with his wife and children Why seeking help matters! During this discussion, we referred to the following previous episodes: Ashley Judd – On combat, mental health and the road to recovery Dr Alex Lim - On veterans' mental health: the good, the bad and the promising Given the nature of this discussion, and the fact that many in our audience are veterans, there is a risk that elements of this episode might be difficult listening for some. If this is the case, I encourage you to seek help through one of the many channels nowadays available, some of which are listed below (Australian audiences only):   All-hours Support Line (1800 628 036 / +612 9425 3878 if O/S)   Open Arms (VVCS) 1800 011 046 https://www.openarms.gov.au/   1800 IMSICK (1800 624 608)   Defence Community Organisation (DCO) Defence Family Helpline 1800 624 608 http://www.defence.gov.au/dco/   Lifeline 13 11 14 https://www.lifeline.org.au   Suicide Call back service 1300 659 467 https://www.suicidecallbackservice.org.au   Soldier On 1300 620 380 www.soldieron.org.au

This a reminder that The Voices Of War will adopt a subscription model. You can hear the explainer here. You can subscribe to the new channel here. -- My guest today is Dr Alexander YC Lim, who is an Adjunct Associate Professor of Medicine with the Queensland Brain Institute. He is a Psychiatrist in private practice, and now almost exclusively looks after members of the Australian Defence Force, the Australian Federal Police, and the veteran community more broadly. In 2019, Dr Lim set up Australia's first integrated ketamine program for veterans, known as the ReVive Ketamine Program. Starting in February 2023, this program will become the subject of an ethics-approved clinical study into the long-term effectiveness and safety of ketamine for treatment-resistant depression and treatment-resistant PTSD. Dr Lim joined me today to discuss some of the mental health challenges faced by our veteran community and to shed light on some emerging treatments that could aid them on their path to wellness. Some of the topics we covered are: Dr Lim's entry into psychiatry and veteran mental health The current state of veteran mental health support Difference between civilian and military/emergency services stressors Understanding the impact of stress, trauma, and PTSD Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder as a multi-system dysfunction Total and Permanent Impairment and associated challenges Moral injury and what causes it How stress affects our physiology, decision-making ability, and ethical frameworks The need to indoctrinate appropriate ethical frameworks as early as possible Importance of developing trust between the patient and their clinician Treating suicidality Drop-out rates in traditional psychotherapy treatment Why medications are not the ‘silver bullet' for mental health concerns Synaptic Disconnection Syndrome and the effect of PTSD on the structure of the brain The issue of treatment-resistant illness and the promise of ketamine Preliminary findings and prospects of ketamine for treatment-resistant illness How to access the ketamine program for those with treatment-resistant illness As mentioned in the introduction, you can find Australian Defence Force personnel suicide statistics here.

Khotbah Ibadah Minggu Online pada tgl 3 Oktober 2021 dengan tema "Hatiku Siap Ya Allah" oleh Pdt. Em Alex Lim.

Khotbah Ibadah Minggu Online 4 Juli 2021 dengan tema "God in Our Crisis" oleh Pdt. Em. Alex Lim

Khotbah Ibadah Minggu Online (IMO) 21 Maret 2021, oleh Pdt. Alex Lim dengan tema Karena Kasih-Nya. Mari kita datang beribadah, menyembah dan memuji Tuhan bersama.

Khotbah kebaktian umum 23 Agustus 2020, oleh Pdt.Alex Lim dengan tema Arif dalam New Normal. Mari kita datang beribadah, menyembah dan memuji Tuhan bersama.

Khotbah kebaktian umum 21 Juni 2020, oleh Pdt. Alex Lim dengan tema Mengapa Jiwaku Tertekan. Mari kita datang beribadah, menyembah dan memuji Tuhan bersama.

A mock interview with a rising star of our industry. Join the FREE open Slack mastermind community where I'll answer questions and keep you posted on bi-weekly office hours: https://bit.ly/artistsofdatascience Follow the show in Twitter: @ArtistsOfData, on IG: @TheArtistsOfDataScience, on FB: facebook.com/TheArtistsOfDataScience, and on LinkedIn! [02:33] The introduction for the episode and our guest today [04:23] Alex tells us about the path that led him to data science and machine learning as a career choice [05:22] Alex tells us about the inspiration behind one of this data science projects [06:46] He then walks us through the plan of attack for coming up with a strategy for executing on his project. [07:48] Alex goes into detail about struggles he had to face kind of sourcing data, organizing his thoughts, the project structure, how he overcome these challenges [08:47] He walk us through his post application protocol for getting interviews [09:51] Some tips on how to find the right people in an organization to reach out to [11:10] Alex goes through, in detail, the challenges he faced in the job search, how many interviews he went on, and how he kept his head right during rejections. [13:13] Alex shares some books and some advice for cultivating the right mindset to navigate you through the job search ups and downs. [14:23] We start off the mock interview portion with the first question usually asked in an interview: Tell me about yourself. [15:50] Can you describe a time when you had to deal with competing priorities or competing deadlines? [16:42] What would you say is the most difficult type of person to deal with and how do you deal with that type of person? [17:50] Can you walk me through your discovery process when you're starting a new project? [19:10] Alex tells us the formula he uses to come up with such well crafted responses to commonly asked interview questions [21:04] Alex talks to us about his process for coming up with questions to ask during an interview [21:56] The one thing Alex wants us to learn from his story [22:31] Jumping into the lightning round:Python or R? [22:44] What's a book every data scientist should read? [23:00] His favorite question to ask the interviewer in a job interview? [23:40] His view on certifications and self-directed learning [24:15] Alex let's us know how we can connect with him and where we can find him online Special Guest: Alex Lim.

Khotbah Minggu 5 April 2020, oleh Pdt. Alex Lim dengan tema Yesus Ditinggikan, Direndahkan dan Dimuliakan. Mari kita datang beribadah, menyembah dan memuji Tuhan bersama.

This International Day of Happiness, we speak to the creator of Happy Boy, whose cartoon character (Happy Boy) encourages us all to seek out the happy child inside all of us, and to find joy in the small things in life. Alex Lim joins us to discuss why he created this character, and why we all need to find ways to spread happiness, especially when times are tough.

This International Day of Happiness, we speak to the creator of Happy Boy, whose cartoon character (Happy Boy) encourages us all to seek out the happy child inside all of us, and to find joy in the small things in life. Alex Lim joins us to discuss why he created this character, and why we all need to find ways to spread happiness, especially when times are tough.

Resumen de fin de año, las noticias del mes de diciembre, entrevista con Alex Limón de Hopsquad Brewery, y unas palabras (en ingles) del Jefe Zanate, Josh Babetski.

Resumen de fin de año, las noticias del mes de diciembre, entrevista con Alex Limón de Hopsquad Brewery, y unas palabras (en ingles) del Jefe Zanate, Josh Babetski.

Garrett Tolbert, Andrea Davila, and Alex Lim talk to us about life as a Google UX intern. In this episode, we talk with a trio of UX interns with three very different paths to Google: What led them to their internships? How their experience has changed them. What’s next in their UX journeys?   Handy links for this episode: Learn about internships at Google   Meet our guests: Garrett Tolbert – UX Engineering intern at Google Andrea Davila – UX Writing intern at Google Alex Lim – UX Research intern at Google

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IVP investor, Alex Lim, sits down with G2 Crowd's Co-Founder and CEO Godard Abel to talk effective sales practices, being authentic and why personal reputation is critical for entrepreneurship and hypergrowth.Support the show (https://www.ivp.com/)

Sunday, December 16, 2012 Sunday Service (Itaewon Campus 4pm) Speaker: Alex Lim Duration: 01:03:15

Sunday, December 16, 2012 Sunday Service (Hillside Campus 1pm) Speaker: Alex Lim Duration: 00:57:05

WNS Brother Alex shares about his "normal" life and how we all need to "look out", "look in" and "look around!"