Habits for Health programmes have helped activate and equip thousands of people to jumpstart lifestyle & dietary habits changes to better combat diabetes and other lifestyle-related diseases.
Habits for Health KITCHEN (aka HABITS KITCHEN) is a unique educational F&B concept created by What's Cooking Doc where he conducts educational food-related events and programmes to encourage participants to practise better eating habits for health, events such as Eat & Learn with What's Cooking Doc and Cook & Learn with What's Cooking Doc.
Habits for Health's Eat & Learn with What' s Cooking Doc?
- A unique experiential & educational dining experience that aims to change people's perspective of how food can impact health and combat diabetes and other lifestyle-related diseases.
- A unique experiential & educational dining experience that aims to change people's perspective of how food can impact health and combat diabetes and other lifestyle-related diseases.
Habits for Health's Cook & Learn with What' s Cooking Doc?
- A hands-on learning session on various food preparation ideas to entice and encourage your loved ones to adopt better eating habits for health
- A hands-on learning session on various food preparation ideas to entice and encourage your loved ones to adopt better eating habits for health
Background of Engines of Health 'Habits for Health' programmes
- Jumpstarting Lifestyle & Eating Habits for Better Health' :
Starting from 2015, Dr Chan has been conducting Lifestyle & Dietary Habits Coaching & Jumpstart Programmes for various organisations, including companies, churches, hospitals and other healthcare-related organisations. Since 2015, more than 5000 people have attended Lifestyle & Eating Habits Change Coaching & Jumpstart programmes conducted by Dr Chan. Every of these programmes differs in terms of content, format and duration depending on the goals and requirements of the partnering organisation, but they all are share the same objective - that participants are activated to begin to practise new healthier lifestyle and dietary habits to combat common lifestyle-related diseases.
NOTE: Habits for Health's programmes are not intended as nor should they be used by participants as a substitute for medical consultations with their own respective doctors or dieticians. Participants must continue to work closely with and consult their own doctors and dieticians regarding the management of their medical conditions.
- Jumpstarting Lifestyle & Eating Habits for Better Health' :
Starting from 2015, Dr Chan has been conducting Lifestyle & Dietary Habits Coaching & Jumpstart Programmes for various organisations, including companies, churches, hospitals and other healthcare-related organisations. Since 2015, more than 5000 people have attended Lifestyle & Eating Habits Change Coaching & Jumpstart programmes conducted by Dr Chan. Every of these programmes differs in terms of content, format and duration depending on the goals and requirements of the partnering organisation, but they all are share the same objective - that participants are activated to begin to practise new healthier lifestyle and dietary habits to combat common lifestyle-related diseases.
NOTE: Habits for Health's programmes are not intended as nor should they be used by participants as a substitute for medical consultations with their own respective doctors or dieticians. Participants must continue to work closely with and consult their own doctors and dieticians regarding the management of their medical conditions.
About Habits for Health's Chief Activator & Principal Trainer - Dr Chan Tat Hon.
Dr Chan is the principal trainer at Engines of Health conducting healthy lifestyle programmes for the community, hospitals and organisations, he runs his own medical clinic and is also a owner-chef of a restaurant which he uses as a living classroom to promote healthy eating habits. Dr Chan is a passionate advocate of lifestyle as medicine and is often invited to speak at events, seminars and conferences on the power of lifestyle and dietary habits in combating lifestyle-related diseases
LINKS:
Dr Chan's blog : www.WhatsCookingDoc.sg
Dr Chan's Clinic website : www.DrChanTatHon.com
Dr Chan's Restaurant: www.TheBentoPeople.com
Dr Chan is the principal trainer at Engines of Health conducting healthy lifestyle programmes for the community, hospitals and organisations, he runs his own medical clinic and is also a owner-chef of a restaurant which he uses as a living classroom to promote healthy eating habits. Dr Chan is a passionate advocate of lifestyle as medicine and is often invited to speak at events, seminars and conferences on the power of lifestyle and dietary habits in combating lifestyle-related diseases
LINKS:
Dr Chan's blog : www.WhatsCookingDoc.sg
Dr Chan's Clinic website : www.DrChanTatHon.com
Dr Chan's Restaurant: www.TheBentoPeople.com
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About Habits for Health's Chief Activator & Principal Trainer- Dr Chan Tat Hon.
Dr Chan Tat Hon, Engines of Health's Medical Director & Principal Trainer, is a passionate advocate of the power of lifestyle and diet in preventing and combating diabetes, cardiovascular diseases and other chronic lifestyle-related diseases. He is often invited by the media to share his experience in coaching people, especially patients with chronic lifestyle-related diseases such as diabetes, in lifestyle and dietary change. Click here for the media programmes and articles where Dr Chan shared his story and experiences. |
Habits for Health's Workshops
- workshops to equip people who are embarking on dietary habits change for health and to combat diabetes and other lifestyle-related diseases.
- workshops to equip people who are embarking on dietary habits change for health and to combat diabetes and other lifestyle-related diseases.
Habits for Health's Stories
- Videos of sharing by people who have embarked on changing their lifestyle and dietary habits for health and to combat diabetes and other lifestyle-related chronic conditions.
- Videos of sharing by people who have embarked on changing their lifestyle and dietary habits for health and to combat diabetes and other lifestyle-related chronic conditions.