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Start Time & Date: |
18/09/2026, 9:00 am |
End Time & Date: |
18/09/2026, 12:00 pm |
Location: |
Broadbeach Cultural Centre (within Broadbeach Cultural Precinct), Sunshine Boulevard, Mermaid Waters QLD, Australia |
Contact Info: |
GCPHN Events Team Registration from 8:30am |

This is a disaster recovery and resilience event for health professionals and those who work in the recovery space.
Join us for an inspiring and practical session with Dr Helena Popovic MBBS, an internationally recognised expert in brain health, resilience, and peak mental performance. This dynamic presentation is designed specifically for professionals involved in disaster recovery and high-stress environments.
In this transformative session, Dr Popovic will share cutting-edge insights from the field of neuroplasticity, showing us how to rewire our brains to thrive in the face of adversity. Discover how to build mental resilience, stay sharp, and maintain wellbeing during times of recovery and rebuilding.
Through high-energy, interactive delivery, participants will walk away with powerful, science-backed strategies to:
This is more than just a talk—it’s a call to action for everyone working in, or affected by, crisis and disaster. Don’t miss the opportunity to revitalise your greatest asset: your mind.
About your presenter

Dr Helena Popovic MBBS is a medical doctor, world-leading authority on improving brain function, and an award winning author.
She shows people how to boost their brain at any age or stage of life. She also provides a roadmap for living longer, stronger, healthier and happier.
Dr Helena holds a Bachelor of Medicine and Surgery from the University of Sydney, and Certification in Alsheimer’s Prevention from Weill Cornell Medicine in the USA. She has spent over 30 years researching the brain and teaching people how to reach their full potential. Discovering how to boost our brain is the single most important thing we can do to achieve our goals, solve complex problems and create a fulfilling life. She is also the author of three books.
Dr Helena’s philosophy is that education is more powerful than medication, and she believes in slow ageing despite fast living.
Through her dynamic presenations and media presence, Dr Helena continues to inspire people around the world to boost their brain, perform at their best, and live longer, stronger, healthier and happier.
Click here to download a printable flyer
Registration
By registering for this event you consent to GCPHN using your personal information in line with our Privacy Policy and for your details to be shared with City of Gold Coast and Gold Coast Health.
If you are unable to attend for any reason, please let us know immediately by emailing rsvp@gcphn.com.au to CANCEL your registration, as we may have time to offer your place to someone else.
CANCELLATIONS: Online registrations will be confirmed immediately in our booking system. This is our preferred method of RSVP. To cancel your RSVP please use the email link or call the GCPHN events team (PH. 07 5635 2455). In recent months a number of registrants to our events have failed to attend and have not provided cancellation advice. This often results in others, often on wait lists, being unable to attend. In addition, GCPHN resources are wasted as costs for catering and support staff are still incurred. Each event therefore incurs a cost per person ranging from $65 – $120. GCPHN wishes to continue to provide training and education at no cost to primary care providers, however for these reasons we may have to consider implementing fees to offset our costs in the future. Please ensure you provide at least 2 days’ notice if you need to cancel your registration
COLLECTION OF PERSONAL INFORMATION: GCPHN collects personal information for the purpose of assisting its activities and functions in the primary health care sector. Your contact details may be used to forward information and notifications from GCPHN. In some circumstances we may provide your information to our funding agency (Dept of Health) or to service providers that enter into legal contracts with us which are bound by confidentiality. For further information on how we manage your personal information see our privacy policy.
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