Events - our picks
Conferences, workshops, and health events worth the diary space, for clinicians and curious professionals working in prevention, longevity, and mental health.
The UK's leading CBT conference. Network with peers, attend workshops, and earn CPD points.
ReWired Summit London
Longevity, biohacking and preventative health conference.
College of Medicine Annual Summit
Integrative & lifestyle medicine summit for UK clinicians.
What you are actually buying
Conferences and summits, in person or hybrid, typically one to three days with a mix of keynote, breakout and poster content. Recordings are sometimes included afterwards, sometimes sold separately.
How events pricing works
Prices are early or standard delegate rates as published, excluding travel and accommodation. Member, student and group rates are usually lower, and the cheapest tier normally closes months ahead of the date.
Who this suits, and who it does not
Most valuable if you are building referral relationships or tracking where a field is heading rather than looking for a single technique. If you only want the content, a recorded CPD library is far better value than a delegate ticket.
What happens next
You buy direct from the provider, not from us. If it is part of your practice setup, keep the receipt and the certificate, both count towards your registration and insurance paperwork.
How this shelf is chosen
The list is short on purpose. Options are added by our clinical team when they are already used or recommended in practice, and each one is written up with its trade-offs alongside what it does well, so a page that only sells is a page we have got wrong. Some of the outbound links are affiliate links, which is how the shelf pays for itself, but placement, order and the wording of any review are never sold and a partner cannot pay to appear here. We recheck prices and inclusions at review and remove anything we would no longer recommend rather than leave it up for the traffic.
Prices and inclusions are checked at review and change without notice, always confirm on the provider's own page. Nothing here is a diagnosis or a treatment recommendation, if you want one, speak to a specialist or build a pathway.