Courses and events

We provide a wide range of high-quality online events to support our members' continuing professional development. Topics cover a broad range of clinical, wellbeing and developmental themes for GPs at all stages of their career.

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Rescue Yourself from Overthinking 2026

Overthinking is a habit which we cultivate to feel safe. To break this habit, here we provide the tools of mindfulness, a thought diary, reframing core-beliefs and thoughts and challenging distorted thinking.


  • Date

    21 January 2026
  • Start time

    19:00
  • Places left

    95

30 Euston Square

Keeping the Joy in Practice: An Intergenerational Day

Join us for a unique intergenerational event designed to bring together our Later Career and Retired Members (LCARM) and First5 members for a day of learning, sharing, and connection. It’s a great chance to share experiences, learn from each other, and build connections across generations.


  • Date

    29 January 2026
  • Start time

    10:00
  • Places left

    148

Online

When can you retire?

This webinar will include - What retirement means today and the associated challenges this brings, How you begin planning for your own retirement and the key considerations to secure your financial future, The variety of options available to you NHS Pension Scheme considerations and in particular, the impact of retiring early and Tax implications and associated points


  • Date

    10 February 2026
  • Start time

    19:00
  • Places left

    180

RCGP North Wales Faculty Board Meeting - February 2026

Our Faculty Board meets quarterly (February, June, September, and November), primarily online. It comprises GP volunteers, lay representatives, and members from groups like First5 and GP registrars. Volunteers bring insights, share local updates, and shape general practice. The board represents local views at RCGP Wales and Council meetings. We encourage local GPs to join and contribute actively.


  • Date

    24 February 2026
  • Start time

    19:00
  • Places left

    30

RCGP South West Wales Faculty Board Meeting - February 2026

Our Faculty Board meets quarterly (February, June, September, and November), primarily online. It comprises GP volunteers, lay representatives, and members from groups like First5 and GP registrars. Volunteers bring insights, share local updates, and shape general practice. The board represents local views at RCGP Wales and Council meetings. We encourage local GPs to join and contribute actively.


  • Date

    26 February 2026
  • Start time

    19:00
  • Places left

    30

RCGP South East Wales Faculty Board Meeting - March 2026

Our Faculty Board meets quarterly (February, June, September, and November), primarily online. It comprises GP volunteers, lay representatives, and members from groups like First5 and GP registrars. Volunteers bring insights, share local updates, and shape general practice. The board represents local views at RCGP Wales and Council meetings. We encourage local GPs to join and contribute actively.


  • Date

    03 March 2026
  • Start time

    19:00
  • Places left

    30

Online

How to Say No 2026

Habitually saying “yes” to all requests comes from a core belief that we must agree to everything to be valued. Here we challenge this concept and provide the specific tools for saying “no.”


  • Date

    04 March 2026
  • Start time

    19:00
  • Places left

    98

Online

Buying your first home

Do you fully understand what your mortgage options are? Wesleyan Financial Services are hosting a webinar on mortgages, designed to guide you through what are often complex areas. The session will be hosted by Specialist Financial Advisor Dom, who specialises in supporting medical professionals through their financial journeys


  • Date

    10 March 2026
  • Start time

    19:00
  • Places left

    162

Online

Active Bystander Training

Witnessing verbal and physical abuse, discrimination, racism and micro-aggression effects everyone! Have you ever been in a situation where you want to challenge someone’s behaviour - but you didn’t know how to do it or what to say? This session has been developed to support ALL members of the Primary Care Team. It includes self-coaching techniques to help you keep a cool head when you’re faced with a challenging situation, and assertive language devices which you can use to make sure your voice is heard if you want to raise a concern. The session focuses on challenging inappropriate workplace behaviours from patients and colleagues and will give you the tools needed to be able to do this confidently.


  • Date

    26 March 2026
  • Start time

    13:00
  • Places left

    73