No. ASLM is the peak Professional Association for Lifestyle Medicine practitioners in Australasia and the Pacific. ASLM provides Continuing Professional Development (CPD) and short courses to supplement a healthcare practitioner’s existing knowledge and qualification/s.  ASLM courses are designed to: develop a professional Lifestyle Medicine workforce by improving the knowledge and skills of health professionals in Lifestyle Medicine Improve interaction and collaboration between health professionals in multidisciplinary and interdisciplinary approaches Foster and support learners in their practice and development of Lifestyle Medicine Engage more medical and allied healthcare practitioners to practice and promote Lifestyle Medicine Our courses do not provide nationally recognised qualifications such as a Bachelor’s degree. However, some of our courses, such as ASLM Accreditation in Lifestyle Medicine, provide recognition of prior learning (RPL) pathways towards foundational subjects in our partner University’s Postgraduate Courses, such as the Master, Graduate Certificate and Graduate Diploma of Lifestyle Medicine at James Cook, Southern Cross and Avondale Universities. ASLM Accreditation in Lifestyle Medicine is internationally recognised with reciprocal acceptance across the globe. Applications for accreditation by the Royal New Zealand College of General Practitioners (RNZGP) and the World Lifestyle Medicine Organisation (WLMO) in Geneva, Switzerland are currently also being prepared. All of our courses provide pathways to Fellowship of the Australasian Society of Lifestyle Medicine. ASLM is an approved RACGP, AMA CPDHome and ACRRM CPD provider and the ASLM Accreditation is an approved RACGP, AMA CPDHome & ACRRM activity. Upon completion of this credential, graduates will be endorsed as an ASLM Accredited Lifestyle Medicine Doctor or Practitioner. The ASLM Accreditation in Lifestyle Medicine (AALM) does not grant the right to practice as a health practitioner independently. Instead, it enhances the skill set of existing health professionals by equipping them with additional competencies in Lifestyle Medicine.