Chronic Fatigue Syndrome Recovery Program Melbourne, Australia, Mary Hoch, Matthew Hoch, Jason Hine, Judy Crowe, Karen Bell

Chronic Fatigue Syndrome Recovery Program - Pathway to Health

Chronic Fatigue Syndrome Recovery Program - The Path to Well -Being

Director of the Chronic Fatigue Syndrome Recovery Program Mary Hoch (RN, RM, MCHN)
Mary Hoch is a Registered Nurse, Registered Midwife and Maternal and Child Health Nurse. Over thirty years she built up an enviable reputation in the community by working independently with families. Mary has been working with her clients in one on one counselling and group facilitator capacity. This role has included the monitoring of her client’s progress and where necessary assisting them to cope with major lifestyle changes. Mary has worked in conjunction with a team of medical and allied health professionals. Mary currently lives in Melbourne with her husband Andrew and children Amy and Matthew.

Chronic Fatigue Syndrome Recovery Program Manager Matthew Hoch
Matthew Hoch has extensive knowledge of Chronic Fatigue Syndrome and how to deal with it after having spent more than six years with the condition. Matthew’s role at Chronic Fatigue Syndrome Recovery sees him organising and assisting with all aspects of the program. Refer to Matthew’s Story for more details

Jason Hine - Psychologist M.A. Grad Dip. Psych. (Melb) M.A.P.S.
Jason is the professional Director at the Student Achievement Centre and Consulting Psychologist at the Cheetham Consulting Group in Moorabbin. Jason has established a strong reputation for working closely with clients to achieve positive educational, social and emotional outcomes. Jason has assisted many individuals in overcoming debilitating physical & psychological conditions. Jason was born and educated in Melbourne, is married to a VCE Teacher and is a parent himself.

Tai Chi Coach - Judy Crowe
Judy is a member of the Tai Chi Association of Australia (TCAA) and has been practicing Tai Chi for 20 years. She has been teaching Tai Chi for over 12 years at the Moving Meditation Tai Chi Centre, Kew, and the Royal Women's Hospital, Carlton. Judy also conducts private, community and corporate classes. Tai Chi consists of a series of gentle flowing movements which improve circulation, flexibility, strength, balance, concentration and general well-being. The practice of Tai Chi is aimed at facilitating and cultivating the flow of energy at all levels. These flowing and focused gentle stretching movements are practiced with the five essential principles of relaxation, concentration, meditation, harmony and abdominal breathing. These principles and practices are then incorporated into life for optimum health and vitality, encouraging growth and development in all aspects of life. Judy is also a qualified Naturopath (Degree in Health Science - Naturopathy) from the Southern School of Natural Therapies, Victoria and an accredited member of the Australian Natural Therapists Association (ANTA).