Webinar

What we think, how we feel and how we relate to other are driven by the way our brains, bodies and minds work together. During this session, CAUK therapist Fiona will explor ehow our brains and bodies search for safety and respond to danger. We’ll talk about emotions and stress and what happens when we feel overwhelmed by danger and experience trauma.

Doctor Ian Kamaly discusses what options there are for screening of both patients with known cavernous malformations and family members who may possibly be affected. He then went on to give a very useful discussion on participation in sport and other activities for patients with known cavernous malformations.

Will is an inspirational 14 year old member of CAUK through the Caverfamiles group. In this webinar where he is accompanied by his mum, he shares the story of his cavernoma and epilepsy journey and how he continues to live a full, exciting and happy life doing the things he loves, despite his condition

In this webinar Kathryn who has had significant seizures due to her cavernoma and has had to retire from her job at local government will share her experience and top tips for a successful application

Kay Garner, 29, has a Cavernoma at T2 in her spinal cord. The cavernoma caused C7 complete paralysis when it haemorrhaged at the age of 26. Join her as she discussed how the discovery of the cavernoma has changed her life.

This amazing webinar tells the story of Ann and Ioana Atkin’s – a mother and daughter’s journey with Cavernoma.

Do you have questions about Gamma Knife surgery also called Stereotactic radiosurgery? This is a lesser known treatment for cavernoma sometimes offered when standard surgery cannot take place. In the webinar recorded here Elliot Langstaff one of our CaverFamilies young members shares his positive experience with Gamma Knife Surgery.

Having recently attended and presented at the World Congress for Neuro Rehabilitation, Steve Cairns gives his take on the common perceptions for rehab strategies and outcomes