About Lucy Dahill, MPH, PhD
Dr Lucy Dahill completed her Doctorate Thesis in 2024 focusing on adolescent health. The study of parent-adolescent weight, shape, and eating comments resulted in a greater understanding of the complexities of how we communicate and how we hear what is communicated to and around us. Her passion for Respectful and Healthy Relationships as the very basic foundations for parenting, have resulted in numerous public health and Strategic Science initiatives.
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This extends beyond parent-adolescent communication; this challenge is in our offices and our workplaces, and it affects every single one of us. It is simply more combative and evident in our own homes.
Hence, Lucy works with corporations to ensure they promote and embody healthy workplace communication as a very basic foundation of their business model.
Lucy brings with her a wealth of experience from a variety of industries from media to healthcare. She has worked in television, digital media, radio, youth work, events, public health, education and advocacy.
Through the skills she developed in her early career in television, Lucy brings a keen eye for how to translate health research and oftentimes complicated concepts in an understandable way.
A philosopher at heart, Lucy continues to study how the way we live affects our mental and physical health and is constantly working on projects and programs to bring more awareness to how we can be the change we want to see in our own lives and on a much larger, community, national and global scale.
Many of the musings can be found on her podcast. Lucy is a member of the Rotary Club of Wahroonga, is a Paul Harris Fellow and has served on a number of community boards. She was named Ku-ring-gai citizen of the year in 2020. She now works at a High School in the Sydney area.
