Our webinars bring together diverse groups to learn from each other
We plan and host it
From initial scoping to chairing on the day, we manage the whole event. We structure the programme, brief your speakers, write the questions and host the session so you can focus on the content, not the logistics.
We handle the tech
Registration via Eventbrite, delivery via Zoom and live streaming to YouTube. We set everything up, manage the platform on the day and distribute the recording afterwards so your webinar keeps reaching people long after it ends.
We bring the audience
50,000 followers across mental health: clinicians, commissioners, researchers and people with lived experience. We promote your event to an audience that takes years to build, so you do not have to start from scratch.
Elf Help webinars don't just inform, they change practice
Above industry standard
Our webinars consistently outperform industry benchmarks on attendance rates, completion rates and live engagement.
Feedback that means something
Attendees don’t just turn up, they rate our webinars highly. Our post-event surveys record consistently strong Net Promoter Scores, with participants describing sessions as relevant, trustworthy and worth their time.
Webinars that change practice
But positive feedback is not enough. Our attendees report a planned change to their clinical practice or commissioning decisions. Our events lead to action!
Recent Mental Elf webinars
New hope for difficult to treat depression
This event featured the latest research on medications, psychotherapies, brain stimulation, nutrition, exercise, ECT and novel treatments. The discussion provided hope and practical solutions for those struggling with ‘treatment-resistant depression’.
Mindfulness with Monty Don
We hosted this webinar for Oxford University with Prof Willem Kuyken in conversation with Monty Don about gardening, mindfulness and mental health. Monty shared his lived experience of depression along with some excellent gardening tips.
Social media influencers and youth mental health
At this event we discussed the challenges young people face with mental health content on social media. Featuring insights from young people, researchers, health communication experts, and policy influencers, we explored youth-led solutions and the role of influencers.