Breast Cancer Care WA has hosted a number of free online webinars for people diagnosed with breast cancer. These webinars are developed to provide relevant content from expert health professionals and trusted advisers for you to watch online from your computer, laptop or tablet at a time convenient for you.
2024 Living Well Webinar Series

This webinar includes an outstanding line-up of guest speakers covering all aspects of end of life.







2023 Psycho oncology PD Sustainable Practice Webinar
2023 Lymphoedema and Management Webinar
2022/23 Wellness Webinar Series

In this first webinar we talk about the use of Complementary and Integrative Therapies by people with metastatic breast cancer and share some of the current evidence on some of the risks and benefits of commonly used therapies.

In this second webinar we discuss the influence of hormones on different types of breast cancer, the effects of hormone-blocking treatments, and the experience of induced menopause. Complementary therapies and lifestyle strategies have been shown in research to help manage symptoms of induced menopause, including for women with metastatic breast cancer
2022 Breast cancer, menopause and women’s health

Clinical Sexologist Helena Green discussed how menopause and cancer related treatment can affect sexuality and how to reduce the impact of this on relationships.

Dr Lesley Ramage, Women’s Health GP, will discussed the medical options for the treatment of menopausal symptoms and what support is available for women.

Associate Professor Lesley Stafford, Clinical Psychologist specialising in breast and gynaecological cancer discussed the psychological support and self-care options for dealing with menopausal symptoms such as hot flushes.

Dr Judith Thompson, world-leading expert in continence and women’s health physiotherapy discussed how physiotherapists who specialise in women’s health can assist with women’s sexual and menopausal health.
2021 Metastatic Breast Cancer Webinars

Caitlin Broderick, Nurse Practitioner in Medical Oncology at Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital shares a wealth of knowledge about side effects you may expect from treatment and what you can do to mitigate those side effects.

Lana Glogowski, CEO of Palliative Care WA gives an interactive presentation on why and how to have advanced care plans in place early. She also discusses palliative care, it’s benefits and breaks down some of the barriers people have about accepting palliative care.

Barb Fullerton, National Education Manager with Little Green Pharma, explains the science behind medicinal cannabis, the benefits of use and how it is supplied. Little Green Pharma is the first company to provide Australian grown and manufactured medicinal cannabis.

Krystyna Glinski, Clinical Psychologist at Fiona Stanley Hospital Breast Centre talks about the benefits of mindfulness and takes us through a number of mindfulness practices. She also talks about anticipatory grief, which is the grief that occurs before an impending loss.
Other great educational webcasts and podcasts can be found on the Breast Cancer Network Australia website.