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 14 October 2025
18.30 – 19.30
‘Clinical Supplement Protocols for Women’s Metabolic Health’
In this session, Lorna will share clinical insights and scientific studies, exploring how Wild Nutrition’s targeted formulas may support and enhance your supplement protocols in clinical practice to support metabolic health: inflammation, blood glucose regulation, weight and appetite management, lipid balance, cardiovascular function, female hormone balance and gynaecological symptoms or disease.
Learning objectives:
– Understand better how to support common metabolic symptoms in women through specialist supplementation
– Understand the latest formulation ingredients to support alternatives to pharmaceutical GLP-1 agonists
– Understand better how to support clients who are currently using or transitioning off pharmaceutical GLP-1 agonists
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About Lorna Driver-Davies
Wild Nutrition’s Head of Practitioners and Clinical Nutritional Therapist with 14 years experience working with thousands of women through nutrition, functional medicine, naturopathy and phytochemistry (herbs and botanicals). Specialising in women’s gynaecological and hormone nutrition with particular expertise in menstrual cycle irregularities, endometriosis/adenomyosis, perimenopause, vaginal and pelvic health and female adolescent nutrition. Her work has been recognised through her lecturing and contributions to evidence-based peer-reviewed textbooks on female health. She regularly mentors other nutrition practitioners and medics. lornadriverdavies.com
Tuesday 21 October 2025
18.30 – 19.30
‘Exploring the gut-brain connection: how pyschobiotics influence mood and wellbeing’
In 2022/23, 875,000 employees experienced stress, depression, or anxiety linked to their jobs, resulting in 17.1 million lost days, about 19 per case, accounting for nearly half of all work-related health problems and over 50% of sickness absence. Additionally, 15.4% of men and 24.2% of women report anxiety or depression. Women often face greater strain, while men frequently delay seeking support, leading to underdiagnosis and delayed treatment.
The gut–brain axis has become a growing area of research, with psychobiotics showing promise for supporting mental wellbeing and stress resilience. Evidence shows that communication between the gut microbiome and the central nervous system influences mood, stress regulation, and emotional wellbeing. Disruption of this pathway has been linked to gut permeability, inflammation, and altered production of neurotransmitters, mechanisms associated with anxiety and low mood.
Cerebiome®, the world’s most studied psychobiotic, has over 10 years of research and eight modes of action, offering a unique approach to supporting mental wellbeing through the gut–brain axis. This webinar will review the latest clinical research and provide practical guidance for integrating psychobiotics into clinical practice.
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About Nadia Lyons
Tuesday 28 October 2025
18.30 – 19.30
‘Menopause and the Vaginal Microbiome: How Hormonal Shifts Affect Vaginal Health’
During the menopausal transition, hormonal shifts significantly impact the vaginal microbiome. These changes can lead to a decrease in microbial diversity and contribute to common issues like vaginal dryness, atrophy, and increased susceptibility to infections.
In this session, Dr. Sally Moorcroft will explore how hormonal fluctuations influence the vaginal microbiome and overall vaginal health. Attendees will learn about the connection between oestrogen, microbiome balance, and conditions such as bacterial vaginosis and yeast infections, providing valuable insights into managing vaginal health during menopause.
Learning Objectives:
- Understand the hormonal changes during menopause and how they impact the vaginal microbiome and vaginal health.
- Identify key shifts in the vaginal microbiome that occur during perimenopause and post-menopause, including changes in microbial diversity and composition.
- Explore the role of oestrogen in maintaining vaginal microbiome balance and how its decline during menopause affects vaginal health.
- Recognise the implications of vaginal dysbiosis during menopause and its connection to conditions like bacterial vaginosis and yeast infections.
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About Dr Sally Moorcroft
Dr Sally Moorcroft, brings over two decades of clinical experience in Integrative and Functional Medicine, running a busy multidisciplinary clinic with a particular focus on Herbal Medicine and Women’s Health. She is Clinical Director and co-founder of the award winning Dr Sally’s Clinic, Lincolnshire, UK and a range of award winning organic herbal products, Dr. Sally’s Botanicals; alongside her work as a Core Tutor and Modular Lead at NCIM, Bristol on the Master’s Level Diploma in Integrative Healthcare.
Her therapeutic approach uses a blend of functional medicine, nutritional therapy, herbal medicine, homeopathy and bio-identical hormone therapy. With a BSc (Hons) in Herbal Medicine, and five years of postgraduate training in medical homeopathy; IFMCP Functional Medicine certification and additional training in TCM, medical acupuncture and aromatherapy.
She holds membership of the Institute of Functional Medicine, College of Phytotherapy, Faculty of Homeopathy and British Menopause Society and completed her training in Bio-Identical Hormone Therapy at the Marion Gluck Clinic, London.
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