In this episode of Psych Matters, Dr Daniel Brass interviews psychiatrists in public and private practice, psychiatry trainees, GPs and other doctors about their experience of participating in and leading Balint groups and the value of this aspect of healthcare, which is increasingly recognised as vital for maintaining the wellbeing of the healthcare professions and improving patient care.

Dr Daniel Brass is a psychiatrist and psychotherapist in Melbourne. He is the current president of the Balint Society of Australia and New Zealand (BalintANZ).

Balint Society of Australia & New Zealand

Participants:

Dr Osama Ali

Dr Lachlan Angus

Dr Alida Connell

Dr Laura Harnish

Dr Jenny Hellsing

Dr Rachel (Ray) Lau

Dr Lillian Ng

Dr Marion Lustig

Dr Ishan Walpola

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