2025 Activities

Please provide the names of each participant and choose the sessions they’d like to attend. You’re welcome to join all sessions or select just one or two based on your preference. These interactive sessions will offer plenty of opportunities for questions and discussion. Kindly note that Friday’s sessions are exclusively for those aged 18 and over.

Dr Kim Chow will talk you through new research looking at metabolism in AT, focusing on how AT results in an increased likelihood of insulin resistance and diabetes, and Dr Sarah Durnan will explain how we can adapt diets and food choices to help manage symptoms of fatigue and help to prevent development of conditions such as cardiovascular disease and fatty liver.

Dr Kim Chow will talk you through new research looking at metabolism in AT, focusing on how AT results in an increased likelihood of insulin resistance and diabetes, and Dr Sarah Durnan will explain how we can adapt diets and food choices to help manage symptoms of fatigue and help to prevent development of conditions such as cardiovascular disease and fatty liver.

Dr Lisa Bunn's session will explain what the new guidelines for rehabilitation of chronic conditions mean for AT, and will discuss ways that physiotherapy could work for you.

Professor Yossi Shiloh will talk about the latest research findings about being an AT carrier (due to be published in late 2025)

Please provide the names of each participant. Please note that this Saturday session is exclusively for those aged 18 and over.

This is for those aged 18 & over

These activities are open to all, with under-18s already included. If you are an adult with AT (18+), we kindly ask that you provide your name, along with your carer’s name, if you’d like to take part. Everyone is welcome to join in!