Welcome to the BACME Events Page. BACME hosts a variety of different webinar events for members including peer supervision sessions, networking events and educational webinars. We host conferences every 18 months which are open to BACME members and non-members.
It is well recognised that ME/CFS is a condition that disproportionately affects women and the reasons for this are not well understood. We are also increasingly aware that people with Joint Hypermobility are more susceptible to developing ME/CFS. One thing that potentially links these together is hormones. Hypermobility symptoms can be affected by variations in […]
BACME is pleased to announce we will be holding a half-day online conference focusing on the needs of Severely Affected patients and their carers. The conference will be held on Friday 17th October 2025 from 9am - 1pm. The cost will be £35 for members, £50 for non-members. This will be an ideal opportunity for […]
Modern living is pushing us away from living as we have been biologically programmed. As a consequence, an increasing number of individuals are not breathing as nature intended. Breathing at rest and whilst sleeping should use the nose, be quiet, slow and driven by the diaphragm – this is how we have been designed to […]
Please note this event has been cancelled due to insufficient numbers.
All members are very welcome and are encouraged to attend so you can hear about BACME's achievements over the past year and our aspirations for the year ahead.
BACME would like to provide a safe space for clinicians to connect, reflect together on clinical challenges, share practical insights, and reduce professional isolation. Our goal for these sessions is not to provide patient-specific solutions or debate best practice, but to support one another and learn from shared experience using a reflective practice approach. Discussions […]
This webinar will explore the intersection between neurodivergence and ME/CFS in children and young people, an area that is increasingly discussed but still under-researched. It will include: A summary of the current evidence and emerging research Reflections from professional and lived experience Key questions and uncertainties in this area This webinar is not intended as […]
BACME is providing a safe space for clinicians to connect, reflect together on clinical challenges, share practical insights, and reduce professional isolation. Our goal for these sessions is not to provide patient-specific solutions or debate best practice, but to support one another and learn from shared experience using a reflective practice approach. Discussions should be […]
An interactive session for health professionals working in the field of ME/CFS. BACME PPI Members share their experiences of ME/CFS healthcare: What was helpful? What was not so helpful? What can we learn from our experiences? What can we do to improve healthcare? Followed by a Q and A session. Pre-written and submitted questions would […]
BACME is providing a safe space for clinicians to connect, reflect together on clinical challenges, share practical insights, and reduce professional isolation. Our goal for these sessions is not to provide patient-specific solutions or debate best practice, but to support one another and learn from shared experience using a reflective practice approach. Discussions should be […]
We are very pleased to share that BACME and IPIC will be co-hosting a webinar on Integrated ME/CFS and Long Covid services. The webinar will include a presentation of initial results from an integrated services survey conducted by IPIC and will focus on different service models including a children and young people's integrated service, an […]
BACME is providing a safe space for clinicians to connect, reflect together on clinical challenges, share practical insights, and reduce professional isolation. Our goal for these sessions is not to provide patient-specific solutions or debate best practice, but to support one another and learn from shared experience using a reflective practice approach. Discussions should be […]
