Migraine Trust International Symposium Patient Day - In Person in Glasgow

We are coming to Glasgow! Join us for our free flagship face to face Managing Your Migraine event at the SEC Glasgow.
About this Event

Join us in Glasgow for the Migraine Trust International Symposium Patient Day – a welcoming and supportive event dedicated to people affected by migraine.

Whether you’ve been recently diagnosed or have been living with migraine for many years, this day is designed to offer helpful information, support, and the chance to connect with others who understand what you’re going through.

You’ll hear from expert speakers, who will each deliver a presentaion and Q&A, have opportunities to ask questions, and meet others living with migraine or supporting someone who does. There will be plenty of time to chat, share experiences, and build connections in a relaxed and friendly environment.

Most importantly, it’s a chance to be reminded that you are not alone. We hope the day leaves you feeling informed, supported, and empowered within a community that truly understands.

We really look forward to welcoming you and spending the day together in Glasgow.

PLEASE NOTE REGISTRATION FOR THIS EVENT ENDS FRIDAY 7TH AUGUST
Programme
12.00pm Registration, lunch & mingle

12:55pm Introduction and welcome

1:00pm Presentation and Q&A (Dr David Watson, GP with extended role in headache)

1:40pm The genetics of migraine (Dr Irene de Boer, Postdoctoral Researcher in Migraine & Clinical Geneticist)

2:20pm Break

2:50pm Patient perspective (Maisie Hinks)

3:10pm Know your migraine: recognising individualised symptoms to support personalised medicine (Dr Phil Holland, Translational Neuroscientist and Mignon Van Der Watt, PhD Student)

3:50pm Close

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