2026 Online conference sessions
BOOK YOUR PLACE
You can now book your place/s for the first set of online expanded versions of sessions that were delivered at the highly successful in-person HGI Conference in May, on the theme: “Doing the right thing”. At these online sessions we will have more time to explore the topics in group discussions and Q&A and, in some cases, there will also be expanded content.
All of the live sessions will be recorded and you will have access to the recording for one month. The prices for attending and having access to the recording or accessing the recording only will be the same. However, anyone who attended our in-person conference will be able to attend the online session (or buy the recording) at a reduced rate – conference delegates will be emailed a discount code to use at the checkout. All attendance will count towards CPD.
HOW TO BOOK – choose a session you would like to attend and/or access the recordings of and click the ‘Book now’ button. This will take you to a separate secure checkout page. At this point you can add further sessions to your basket if you would like to – to delete a session, simply click the ‘Qty’ button to remove it. You can then safely check out as normal. Once your booking has gone through, you will be emailed a receipt and confirmation. Zoom links will be sent to you the day before each session.
Choose 1 or more of the following sessions:
2. Is learning an essential need? – with Ivan Tyrrell and
Delving deeper into our innate resources – with Ros Townsend
- Monday 2nd November 2026, from 5.30–7pm (GMT)
- Price: £36 (£15 for in-person conference attendees)
3. Handling suicidal intent – with Denise Winn*, joined by Malcolm Hanson for the Q&A
(* Julian Penton is no longer able to lead this session)
- Thursday 3rd December 2026, from 5.30–7.30pm (GMT)
- Price: £48 (£20 for in-person conference attendees)
4. Convictions, beliefs and doing what’s right – with Pauline Ronan and
How do we cope with moral conflicts? – with Ezra Hewing
- Saturday 23rd January 2027, from 2.00–4.00pm (GMT)
- Price: £48 (£20 for in-person conference attendees)
You can find more details about the talks and the speakers in the 2026 conference programme.