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  • Upcoming events

    Upcoming events

    Our webinars aim to offer educational information on a wide range of topics in nutrition, cognitive health and mental wellbeing

3 Mar

The B Vitamin Blueprint – The science of methylation, memory and preventing cognitive decline with B

The vitamins that slow brain ageing – and the molecule you must not ignore. Behind the scenes of cognitive decline sits one quiet, powerful process: methylation.When it runs well, your brain repairs, regenerates and stays sharp.When it falters, homocysteine rises – and brain shrinkage accelerates. This isn’t fringe biochemistry.It’s one of the most robust, replicated […]

1:00pm3 Mar 2026,

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12 Mar

New Frontiers in Brain Health: A Systems Approach for Practitioners

Connecting metabolic health, mental wellbeing and early cognitive change You Are Already Working in Brain Health… You are already supporting mental health conditions and influencing brain health, in your clinical work. Every week you’re making decisions around supporting blood sugar, inflammation, hormones, gut health, nutrient status, sleep, stress, and metabolic resilience – which all influence […]

1:00pm12 Mar 2026,

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19 Mar

How to Keep Your Brain Young

FUTURE PROOF YOUR BRAIN FROM DEMENTIA AND STAY SHARP AT ANY AGE Most people notice small changes long before they ever hear the word dementia. Misplacing words. Losing track of a conversation. Forgetting why you walked into a room. Many assume this cognitive decline is just a part of ageing. But science shows something very different. These changes are not inevitable and the brain responds powerfully to the way we challenge and support it. This webinar explores the real science of the ageing brain and the simple, targeted actions that protect long term brain health.

6:00pm19 Mar 2026,

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28 Apr

Alzheimer’s Prevention: New Frontiers Conference

The evidence is clear. It’s time for prevention to lead clinical practice. Fewer than 1% of Alzheimer’s cases are caused by genes. Which means that, for 99 per cent of people, the majority of risk is modifiable. This conference brings together world-class scientists and clinicians to explore the metabolic, nutritional, and lifestyle drivers of brain ageing. Over […]

1:00pm28 Apr 2026,

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