Webinars
At Arrow Foundation, our live online webinars are designed to educate, support, and connect those navigating the transplant journey. Each session features healthcare professionals sharing expert insights on transplant-related topics, alongside patients and carers who offer honest perspectives from their own lived experiences.
Because the webinars are delivered live, you can ask questions, engage directly with speakers, and connect with others who understand what you’re going through.
All sessions take place on Zoom, making them accessible wherever you are, in a safe and supportive environment.
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Our Most Recent Webinars
Exploring the Psychological Impacts of Bone Marrow Transplant with Dr Phoebe Newman
Led by Senior Clinical Psychologist Dr Phoebe Newman, our panel of healthcare professionals shared compassionate, practical insights into the psychological experiences many patients face throughout the transplant journey.
The response was incredible, with patients, carers and families expressing how valuable it was to hear these experiences discussed openly.
Clinical Trials & their role in Stem Cell Transplants
We are in conversation with Molly Robertson, Nurse Practitioner in Clinical Trials at Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre, and George Kiossoglou, long time BMT survivor and dedicated patient advocate in clinical trials and development.
Together, they will be talking about the role of clinical trials in stem cell transplant, trial development and emerging therapies, ethics in clinical trials, as well as patient care and survivorship.
Young Adults and their Journey with BMT
We are in conversation with Maddy Allardyce, 18yrs old, 9 years post BMT and Tom McClelland, 26 years old and 17yrs post BMT, to talk about their experience with BMT, their diagnosis and the years following their transplant.
Both Maddy and Tom have inspiring stories to tell, and each will discuss where they are at today, and what long term follow up looks like for them.