Dr Beth Fuller
Beth has worked as a physiotherapist (generalist, disability & aged care sectors) and in public health and research. Her doctoral studies developed a framework on which to build incidental physical activity of people with chronic health conditions and develop self-belief in positive health behaviour. Interested in how knowledge is transferred at key life stage transition points, Beth advocates to build resilience, promote mental health and shift systems to consider wellbeing, positioning the person at the centre of planning and action. Her attention is drawn to helping people navigate through the various systems in which they live and work.
As a Community Advocate Beth is a member of various groups including
- Advisory Groups with the Mid North Coast Local Health District (Local Health Advisory Council, Mental Health, Zero Suicides in Care working group, Falls Prevention and Complex Care)
- NSW Branch of Australian Physiotherapy Association (APA) Mental Health group
- North Coast Allied Health Association.
- Kempsey Disability Inclusion committee
Beth has an interest in the protective value offered by having connections to community and where possible to influence behaviour by improving the connection and sense of belonging.
