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Dr Preeya
Alexander

Practising GP, Parenting Expert, Mum of 2, Author & TV Presenter

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Dr Preeya Alexander is a practising GP working in Richmond, Melbourne and holds a Bachelor of Medicine & Bachelor of Surgery from Adelaide University. She is also a fellow of the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners (RACGP).

As a doctor and mum, Preeya is passionate about preventative medicine and improving health literacy so people can make informed decisions when it comes to their health; she shares her tips/experiences and medically evidence-based thoughts across her blog, podcast and social platforms - Doctor Preeya Alexander.

Across her platforms, Preeya, with her wisdom, intellect and relatable tips and information, has built a loyal and engaged following - becoming the voice of a generation. Preeya hosts the popular “Happy to Health with Dr Preeya” podcast and previously co-hosted 2 series of the cooking show, Good Chef Bad Chef on Channel 10. She has been featured as an expert on Sunrise, hosted 2 Catalyst episodes on ABC and used to appear regularly on ABC’s The Drum before the show came to an end. Preeya regularly appears on ABC NewsRadio as a health expert and contributes to publications such as Body and Soul.

Preeya is an author having published children’s book Rainbow Plate, Eat Sleep Play Love (a practical evidence-based parenting book for caregivers of children aged 0-2) and cookbook Full Plate.

Aside from her work as a GP, Preeya is also a passionate cook, particularly skilled at throwing as many vegetables as possible into a meal. She is a huge fan of her veggie patch and particularly enjoys preparing family meals with homegrown vegetables. She also has a love for travelling (particularly to warn places with excellent food!).

Being a practising GP, Preeya can contribute on a wide range of topics including preventative health, general medicine, mental health, paediatric and women’s medicine and sexual health and is available for expert medical commentary, keynote speaking, media campaigns and brand partnerships.

Expertise
Talking Points

Eat Sleep Play Love

Parents and caregivers are swamped, sleep
deprived and exhausted when a baby enters
the family and all the medical golden
nuggets required for the first 2 years can get
lost in the chaos. What parents need is bite
sized, easily digestible pieces of medical
information to make solid and informed
decisions about their child's health and that's
exactly what Dr Preeya Alexander provides. All the very common thoughts: What should I be using on my baby's skin? What are the extra vaccines I can consider? When and how do I start solids? When can I have sex again after child birth? When can I get back to exercise after birth? - are answered with
a solid dose of reality and humour. As a mother of 2 and practising GP in Melbourne Preeya is an expert in this space and in this keynote she gives parents the golden medical nuggets they so desperately desire to make the first 2 years a touch easier.

Womens Health

Women's health is a hot topic now and women of all ages want to know about the issues facing them from a health perspective and what they can do to reduce the risk of chronic diseases and support wellbeing and mental health.

Dr Preeya Alexander talks about women's health through the ages addressing adolescent health, reproductive years and perimenopausal years with a focus on what women can actively do during each phase to take more control around their health.
Feedback
We were so excited to have Preeya speak at our Creative Careers in Medicine conference, after following her amazing career on social media. We were not disappointed! Preeya was engaging, articulate, inspiring and passionate. Our audience had so many questions and Preeya was so personable and kind with her time. Her enthusiasm for what she does, mixed with her realism and honesty make her an excellent speaker. We would love to have her back next year! Creative Careers in Medicine
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