THE BEATING HEART OF MEDICINE IS PEOPLE:
PATIENTS AND THOSE WHO CARE FOR THEM
Join us for this incredible one of a kind event in the heart of Australia at one of our most spectacular locations. Voyagers Resort in Central Australia in 2026. Learn from some of the world's best medical leaders in compassionate care, about how heart centred healthcare can empower and heal healthcare workers and their patients.
This event is for Doctors, Nurses, Allied Health Clinicians, Healthcare Leaders, Coaches and Supervisors of Medics, Patient Advocates and all healthcare workers. This is not your ordinary conference.
OUR FACULTY
Video Gallery
Check out conversations between our heart lead Faculty, who'll be present at the gathering.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Who is attending the Heart of Medicine gathering?
Can I attend the Retreat following the Heart of Medicine Gathering?
What does my registration at the Heart of Medicine Gathering include?
What is NOT included in my registration at the Heart of Medicine?
Do you have a recommendation about how long I stay at Yalara?
How do I book my accommodation at the Yalara Voyage’s Resort?
How do I travel to Uluru?
Do I need a car while I am at The Heart of Medicine events?
What is useful to understand about traveling to the Heart of Medicine at Yalara in Central Australia? BY AIR
What is useful to understand about traveling to the Heart of Medicine at Yalara in Central Australia? BY CAR
How far is Uluru and the Voyagers Resort from Alice Springs?
Should I book some tours too?
Tell me more about the CPD points for the Heart of Medicine
Terms and Conditions
We acknowledge Australia's First Peoples
Coaching for Doctors is based on Gunaikurnai country in South East Australia. We pay our respects and honour the traditional custodians of Country throughout Australia, acknowledging their continuing connection to land, sea and community. We pay our respects to their ancestors, Elders past and present and to their emerging leaders. We recognise that this land was never ceded.
We also recognise the special status of Māori as tangata whenua in Aotearoa New Zealand, and Te Tiriti o Waitangi.