IHCAN Conferences
Webinars
All free to join.
IHCAN Conferences
Webinars
All free to join.
EXPERT SPEAKERS
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Our series of hour-long webinars are completely free to attend. Covering a broad range of subjects, simply use the registration links below to register.
Once registered, you will receive three reminder emails – one a week before the webinar, one a day before and one on the day of the webinar. Each webinar is recorded – you will be sent a link to the recording approximately 48 hours after the event.
The IHCAN Conferences Webinars are provided for professional education and debate and is not intended to be used by non-medically qualified individuals as a substitute for, or basis of, medical treatment. We take your privacy seriously, by registering for any of our webinars you accept our privacy policy.
*Please note, you are only eligible for the CPD hours if you attend the webinar live*
We apply for CPD accreditation for every webinar from:
Tuesday 13 May 2025
18.30 – 19.30
‘Exploring the Gut-Bladder Axis: Microbial Insights and Strategies for Managing Recurrent UTIs’
Urinary tract infections (UTIs) are among the most common bacterial infections globally, yet their recurrent nature often points to underlying microbial imbalances as research highlights the critical interplay between the gut-bladder axis. Join Diana for an insightful webinar on the role of the gut, vaginal and urinary microbiome in disease susceptibility and treatment including evidence-based protocols to support optimal gut and urinary tract health. This webinar will equip you with a deeper understanding of recurrent UTIs, helping you explore innovative strategies for prevention and treatment.
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About Diana Koklonis, Bachelor’s in Nutrition and Dietetics (Hons), MSc in Nutrition and Metabolism
Diana Koklonis, Bachelor’s in Nutrition and Dietetics (Hons), MSc in Nutrition and Metabolism, is an experienced dietitian with over 12 years of expertise in clinical nutrition., she has pursued extensive training in immunology and has managed hundreds of patients with a wide range of health conditions.
Currently serving as the Health Professionals Liaison Team Manager and clinical trainer at Optibac probiotics, Diana has worked closely with and trained hundreds of healthcare professionals over the past 5 years, emphasizing the role of the microbiome in health and disease, as well as the importance of using clinically proven probiotic strains for optimal patient outcomes.
Tuesday 20 May 2025
18.30 – 19.30
‘Functional Dyspepsia: An Update on Nutritional Management of Pain, Burning and Bloating’
Functional dyspepsia is estimated to affect 1 in 5 people and characterised by symptoms of post‐prandial bloating, early satiation or pain in the upper abdomen. Management typically consists of proton pump inhibitors or other pharmacotherapies; however, drug therapies have limited evidence of efficacy and risk of side-effects. Personalised dietary interventions and some nutritional supplements are important management options and have considerable evidence to suggest they can effectively reduce symptoms of functional dyspepsia. This webinar is an update on the nutritional management of functional dyspepsia.
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About Benjamin I. Brown, ND
Ben is founder and director of the Nutritional Medicine Institute, an educational, advocacy and research group committed to advancing the science and practice of nutritional medicine. An internationally acclaimed lecturer, Ben is host of Positive Health Podcast, a guest lecturer on Nutritional Therapy, and regularly speaks at major educational institutions and international conferences for health professionals.
Ben is a consultant for Pure Encapsulations. He is editor of the Nutritional Medicine Journal, contributing editor of Integrative Healthcare and Applied Nutrition Magazine, on the editorial board for Nutrition Evidence, author of The Digestive Health Solution, has contributed textbook chapters, and had research published in journals including Gastrointestinal Disorders, Alternative Therapies Health and Medicine, Nutrients, and Nutrition Reviews.
Tuesday 24 June 2025
18.30 – 19.30
‘Mastering Hormone Balance: Effective Clinical Strategies for Endocrine Health in Men and Women’
Learning Objectives
- Understand Key Hormonal Physiology
- Review the foundational principles of hormone production, regulation, and metabolism in both males and females.
- Identify Clinical Factors That Influence Hormonal Function
- Explore internal and external contributors to endocrine disruption, including stress and nutrition deficiencies.
- Recognise Patterns of Hormone Dysfunction in Men
- Investigate the most common male hormonal imbalances, including low testosterone, oestrogen dominance, and HPA axis dysregulation.
- Evaluate Hormone Imbalances in Menstruating Women
- Understand key dysfunctions such as PCOS and low body mass index.
- Analyse Two Real-Life Case Studies (Male & Female)
- Interpret DUTCH results and walk through comprehensive strategies, from root cause analysis to supplement and lifestyle recommendations.
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About Jessica O’Dwyer
Jessica O’Dwyer is a Nutritional Therapist with a Master’s degree in Personalised Nutrition and a decade of experience in clinical practice. Her professional journey includes working as a medical education specialist at Genova Diagnostics, where she deepened her expertise in diagnostic testing and advanced clinical strategies. Jessica has conducted research in the field of ME/CFS and specialised chronic illness, equipping her with unique insights into the complex interplay of toxins, mitochondrial health, and personalised nutrition. Today, she empowers clients and practitioners with evidence-informed solutions for tackling chronic health challenges.
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