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Brain Health Learning Centre webinars

Conducted online via Microsoft Teams, our Brain Health Learning Centre webinars take place on Tuesdays, Wednesdays or Thursdays between 12.30-1.30pm.

Sign up for our Brain Health Learning Centre webinars

Our free webinars offer accessible, evidence-informed learning on brain health, dementia, and related topics — delivered by expert speakers from across research, health, and care.

Whether you’re a professional, student, community leader, or someone with a personal interest in brain health, our webinars provide practical insight, current thinking, and opportunities for reflection and discussion.

What to expect

  • expert-led sessions from leading researchers, clinicians, and practitioners
  • up-to-date evidence and practice presented in a clear, engaging way
  • interactive learning, with opportunities for questions and discussion
  • flexible access, with live online delivery and selected recordings available afterwards

Who our webinars are for

Our webinars are designed for a wide audience, including:

  • health and social care professionals
  • people working in education, policy, or the third sector
  • students and trainees
  • anyone with an interest in brain health, dementia, and prevention

Join us live

Our programme of live webinars runs throughout the year, covering a range of topics linked to brain health, dementia, care, and support. Places can be booked individually, and details of each session – including speakers, timings, and learning outcomes – are available below.

Explore upcoming webinars and book your place to learn, connect, and be part of the conversation on brain health and dementia.

Alternatively you can sign up to our mailing list here to receive information on future webinars and wider education offerings being delivered by the Brain Health Learning Centre.

Our webinars

Learning Disability and Dementia – Truth or Myth?

Wednesday 24 Jun 2026 — 12:30pm – 1:30pm

People with a learning disability are at higher risk of developing dementia at a younger age, but how much do we really understand about their experience? This webinar explores common assumptions, separating myth from reality around diagnosis, presentation, support and the importance of brain health.

More than hearing: How listening difficulties can lead to social isolation and cognitive risk

Tuesday 30 Jun 2026 — 12:30pm – 1:30pm

Social connection is vital for brain health. This webinar explores how untreated hearing loss can gradually reduce engagement in older adults, often before isolation is obvious, impacting wellbeing, loneliness, and cognition. Learn why early awareness and support are key to protecting connection and quality of life as we age.

From Evidence to Practice: Using Nature to Support Brain Health and Dementia Care

Thursday 30 Jul 2026 — 12:30pm – 1:30pm

Explore the biological impact of nature on the body and brain, why these benefits are often underused in everyday care, and how to apply simple, effective nature-based approaches in practice.

Watch previous webinars

Missed a live session or want to revisit a topic? You can watch recordings of selected Brain Health Learning Centre webinars at a time that suits you.

Our recorded webinars capture expert talks and discussions on a range of brain health and dementia-related topics, offering ongoing learning and reflection beyond the live events. They’re ideal if you’re looking to refresh your knowledge, explore a specific area, or catch up on sessions you couldn’t attend in person.

All available recordings can be accessed below and watched on demand.

24 hour Freephone Dementia Helpline: 0808 808 3000