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  • Peer Supervision webinar

    Virtual Event

    If you are a clinician working in the field of ME/CFS and a current member of BACME then you are invited to attend this peer supervision workshop. These are small […]

    Free
  • Severe and Very Severe ME/CFS workshop

    Virtual Event

    Facilitated by Dr Melissa Sargaison (specialist physician and BACME Board member), Ceri Rutter (BACME PPI Lead) Anna Gregorowski (Consultant Nurse and BACME Chair); Sue Luscombe (specialist dietician), and Helen Baxter (25% Group). Through presentation and discussion, this workshop aims to work towards a better understanding of severe and very severe ME/CFS; help attendees recognise red […]

    Free
  • Journal Club

    Virtual Event

    Presented by Monica Boulton and facilitated by Anna Gregorowski. You are invited to attend our virtual Journal Club. Using papers on low dose naltrexone (LDN), Monica Bolton plans to present a practical and enjoyable critique of a few research papers, accessible and relevant to all clinicians, however research focused you may be, or not. We […]

    Free
  • Peer supervision webinar

    Virtual Event

    If you are a clinician working in the field of ME/CFS and a current member of BACME then you are invited to attend this peer supervision workshop. These are small group interactive sessions with a structured format where one member will present a clinical case and the other attendees will be invited to provide comments […]

    Free
  • 2025 AGM

    Virtual Event

    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. As our guest speaker, we are very pleased to have Román Rocha Lawrence, Director of Research and Development at ELAROS, a digital health company supporting over 60 […]

    Free
  • Mast Cell Activation Syndrome and diet

    Virtual Event

    Speaker: Chloe Hall What You'll Learn: What MCAS is and how it is diagnosed The role of diet in MCAS Case Studies Chloe is a Dietitian with 12 years experience […]

    Free
  • Peer supervision

    Virtual Event

    If you are a clinician working in the field of ME/CFS and a current member of BACME then you are invited to attend this peer supervision workshop. These are small group interactive sessions with a structured format where one member will present a clinical case and the other attendees will be invited to provide comments […]

    Free
  • Everything you wanted to know about living with ME/CFS (perhaps!!)

    Virtual Event

    Join us in ME Awareness Week for this interactive webinar for clinicians working in the field of ME/CFS. There will be a Q&A component on living with ME/CFS where your questions will be fielded by a panel of BACME PPI (Patient and Public Involvement) Board members. Explore issues related to the impact of living on a daily basis with ME/CFS from […]

    Free
  • Peer supervision – 16th June 2025

    Virtual Event

    If you are a clinician working in the field of ME/CFS and a current member of BACME then you are invited to attend this peer supervision workshop. These are small group interactive sessions with a structured format where one member will present a clinical case and the other attendees will be invited to provide comments […]

    Free
  • Journal club – ME/CFS and Long Covid

    Virtual Event

    You are invited to attend a BACME virtual Journal Club. We plan to present a practical and enjoyable critique of a research paper, accessible and relevant to all clinicians, however research-focused you may be. Given the importance of post-exertional malaise (PEM) and keeping the landscape of ME/CFS and Long COVID in mind, we have chosen […]

    Free
  • Hormones, Hypermobility and ME

    Virtual Event

    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 […]

    Free