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Programme

Four streams, two days and an awards gala

The full agenda will be announced in spring 2027. Here is the shape of the event.

The four streams

  • Stream 1

    Cancer Recovery & Survivorship

    Life during and after treatment: prehabilitation, rehabilitation, exercise oncology, returning to work and emotional recovery.

    • Prehabilitation
    • Rehabilitation after treatment
    • Exercise oncology
    • Returning to work
    • Emotional recovery
  • Stream 2

    Addiction & Mental Health Recovery

    Treatment pathways and what comes after them: aftercare, support for families, and recovery from burnout.

    • Treatment pathways
    • Aftercare
    • Family support
    • Burnout
  • Stream 3

    Physical & Neuro Rehabilitation

    Rebuilding movement, independence and confidence after stroke, brain injury, musculoskeletal and sports injury, and long COVID.

    • Stroke
    • Brain injury
    • Musculoskeletal
    • Long COVID
    • Sports injury
  • Stream 4

    Retreats, Prevention & Wellbeing

    Therapeutic retreats, complementary support, prevention and longevity, and the role of AI in rehabilitation and care.

    • Therapeutic retreats
    • Complementary support
    • Prevention and longevity
    • AI in rehab and care

The days

Day 1

Professional Day

  • Keynote talks
  • Programmes in all four streams
  • Exhibition
  • Networking

For professionals, with paid delegate tickets.

Day 2

Recovery & Retreats Day

  • Retreat showcases
  • Experiential sessions: sound, breathwork and gentle movement
  • Patient and survivor stories
  • A charity panel
  • Exhibition open

Open to the public with low-cost tickets. Free patient passes are available through partner charities. Accessibility and visiting information.

Evening of Day 2

Awards Gala

Dinner, the awards ceremony and entertainment. Tables and individual seats will be available.

About the awards

Full agenda announced spring 2027. Register your interest to hear first.

Want to be on the programme?

We welcome proposals from clinicians, researchers, charities, practitioners and people with lived experience.

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