Webinars

Supporting you and your family

Our webinar series is designed to provide information, support and guidance for people affected by head and neck cancer and their families.

Webinars take place monthly, excluding August and December. They are announced through our newsletter and social media channels where you will find registration links.

Please note that we record all webinars to share on our website. If you'd rather not be recorded, you are welcome to turn your camera off, use a nickname on screen instead of your real name, and make use of the chat function to ask questions.

Upcoming Webinars

Diet and How to Get Comfortable Eating Socially

Tuesday 3 November 2026
18:00 - 19:00

Many head and neck cancer patients struggle to swallow or tolerate certain foods after treatment, making eating out feel like something to avoid rather than enjoy. Florence Cook, a Head and Neck Cancer Specialist Dietitian, will share advice on diet after treatment, while patient Peter Russell talks about his experience.

Past Webinars

I'm Newly Diagnosed. What Now?

This webinar features retired Consultant Oncologist Professor Dr Mehmet Sen and patient speaker Hazel Turner, who share expert advice and personal experience to help patients and their families navigate a new diagnosis.

Understanding Late Effects

Featuring Sabina Khan and Emma Hallam, Macmillan Consultant Radiographers specialising in head and neck post-treatment late effects. They'll be joined by patient Karen Liesching-Schroder, sharing her experience of diagnosis, treatment and late effects.

Immunotherapy Treatments for Head and Neck Cancer

Professor Kevin Harrington of The Institute of Cancer Research and the Royal Marsden explains how immunotherapy works in head and neck cancer, including trial results and why many patients still don't benefit. Patient Matt Spence, who has taken part in Professor Harrington's immunotherapy trials for 10 years, shares his own journey. The Q&A covers restarting treatment, AI and biomarkers, and referral to the Royal Marsden and clinical trials.

'The presentations were excellent. Dr Sen made participants feel they could ask anything. I will certainly attend future events and can certainly recommend to other people living with Head and Neck cancers, whatever stage you are at.'