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Book your place at our family education day in Brighton
Posted 21/01/10
Migraine Action is coming to Brighton to hold a migraine education day especially for families of children and young people with migraine on 19th June 2010.
Speakers include Dr Andrew Dowson, Chairman of Migraine Action's medical advisory board and Director of Headache Services at King's College Hospital, London, and Dr Sue Lipscombe, a Brighton GP with a specialist interest in headache who has been heavily involved in Migraine Action's Young Migraineurs Campaign.
The day will also feature interactive workshops and the opportunity to ask questions and talk about your experiences.
A family ticket to the event costs £15 to include lunch. Pre-booking is essential.
Further details of the agenda will be uploaded here shortly.
For more information or to book your place contact the office by calling 0116 275 8317 or by emailing info@migraine.org.uk
You can also book your place online via the events tab opposite.