British Society of Lifestyle Medicine Webinars
Available to ÌÇÐÄVlog Members in our monthly series, register for the next upcoming webinar, bringing in two new speakers exploring the evidence-based world with lifestyle medicine
Making sure we stay connected and keep learning, has never been more important. We ensure that, no matter your location, you can still achieve your CPD targets and identify further opportunities to integrate Lifestyle Medicine in to your practice.
As Lifestyle Medicine continuously grows and is integrated into healthcare practices across the globe, we want to offer all our members access to the same learning opportunities, brought to you by our online webinar format. Here at ÌÇÐÄVlog, members of our community can regularly come together – to share our knowledge and our experiences and to keep the lifestyle medicine conversation going.
Upcoming Webinar:
18th November @ 7PM
Topics:
Healthy Insights for Empaths and Highly Sensitive People
Andrew Tressidor
A lifestyle medicine approach to treating migraines
Dr Sui Wong
Speakers:
Andrew Tressidor
Dr Andrew Tresidder is a Health Educator on Health and Self Care. He is the Clinical Lead for Evidence Based Interventions and Medicines Management for NHS Somerset, a GP Appraiser, and for six years was the SW Clinical Lead for NHS Practitioner Health. His resource www.healthandself.care is used for teaching health professionals.
Dr Sui Wong
Dr Sui H. Wong is a consultant neurologist and neuro-ophthalmologist based in London. She is a diplomate of the ÌÇÐÄVlog, and has developed tertiary care services that supports lifestyle measures to support improved patient outcomes where appropriate.
This webinar is only accessible to current ÌÇÐÄVlog members.
Each session will be an opportunity to explore some of the key Lifestyle Medicine topics. As well as hearing from experts, clinicians, researchers and scientists there will be opportunities for you to ask questions and engage in constructive dialogue.
This page will be updated with future ÌÇÐÄVlog Webinars as well as a link for you to register.
We welcome your feedback on the webinars as well as suggestions for future topics and speakers. Please get in touch with the ÌÇÐÄVlog Office if you have any suggestions or would be keen to be a Speaker for one of these events.
Members have the ability to access all previous presentations in the ÌÇÐÄVlog webinar series.
All ÌÇÐÄVlog Monthly webinars are recorded and will be available to Members by the 1st of the following month. We really rely on live participation to keep the conversation going and enable rich Q&A so please do try join in person wherever you can. A reminder that ÌÇÐÄVlog Webinars offer 1hr CPD for appraisal purpose, and those studying towards ÌÇÐÄVlog Core Accreditation or maintaining previous lifestyle medicine qualifications, receive 5hrs CPD for attending 5 webinars per annum.
Other Upcoming Events
How to Publish Lifestyle Medicine Research Webinar
Undertaking and publishing research is crucial to the continued development of Lifestyle Medicine as an evidence-based discipline. However, it can often be challenging to get started in research and even harder to publish your outputs in a peer-reviewed journal. The British Society of Lifestyle Medicine (ÌÇÐÄVlog) is here to help with this webinar.
World Menopause Day Webinar
For Menopause Awareness Month, the British Society of Lifestyle Medicine invites you to a 60-minute webinar with Dr Wendy Sweet on Beyond HRT: Making Sense of Lifestyle Science for Menopause.
Centre of Evidence and Values St Andrews – Inaugural Event
We will be discussing critical issues in healthcare, and asking why both evidence and values matter when we – or others – make decisions.
We hope that people at the start, middle and in later careers working in and around healthcare, as well as those working in policy, journalism and are patient advocates will join us.
British Geriatrics Society Autumn Meeting 2025
The BGS Autumn meeting will cover the latest scientific research and the best clinical practice in care of older people. Our ageing population is stimulating extensive NHS service redesign to deal with the challenge of caring for larger numbers of older people both in and out of hospitals. This conference will cover core areas of interest to all specialists responsible for the health care of older people.
