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Palliative Approaches in MND 2026

The 2026 National Health Professional webinars provides an opportunity for health professionals to hear from a range of National MND experts and develop insights and knowledge into pertinent or challenging topics relating to MND care and management.

2:00PM - 3:30PM Tuesday 1st September 2026

EARLY BIRD Palliative Approaches in MND

$35

GENERAL TICKET Palliative Approaches in MND

$40

The 2026 National MND Health Professionals Webinar Series is a collaboration between MND State Associations including MND Victoria, MND NSW, MND SA, MND WA and MND QLD.

Register NOW for 'Palliative Approaches in MND: Supporting Comfort and Quality of Life'

This webinar explores practical, person-centred palliative care strategies to promote comfort and quality of life for people living with MND.

Hosted by MND WA, this session will highlight the importance of introducing palliative care early, helping to manage symptoms proactively, support decision-making, and ensure care aligns with the individual’s needs and values.

TIMEZONES:

2pm (AEST); 12pm WA (AWST); 1:30pm SA (ACST)

Cost:

EARLY BIRD, available until JAN 31 2026

$35 per webinar
$150 'bundle package' includes all 5 webinars click here for bundle registration

AFTER JAN 31 2026

$40 per webinar
$170 'bundle package' includes all 5 webinars click here for bundle registrations

*Discounts for group bookings available. Click here for details

*Recordings will be made available after the live webinar and accessible for the remainder of 2026

If you work for an Australian or NZ MND Association, or are a Victorian Palliative Care MND Shared Care Worker, please do not register here. Contact info@mnd.org.au to register for the bundle.

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