#Webinar Upcoming Webinar Date posted: January 23, 2025 Speaker: Carolyn Goh, MD, Lindsey Sullivan, Tyrone Folliard-Olson, Heather Mattisson, Shamsha Damani Identity and self-acceptance with alopecia areata: A community panel discussion TUESDAY, JANUARY 23, 2025 7PM ET/ 6PM CT/ 4PM PT Living with hair loss from alopecia areata is an integral part of identity for some individuals. For adults who developed…
#Webinar Empowered Choices: Navigating Your Alopecia Areata Journey Date posted: December 17, 2024 Speaker: Juanita Hosch-Martin, Ed.D. Join us for an empowering webinar focused on making choices while living with alopecia areata. Explore steps to boost your self-confidence and learn practical tools to simplify decision-making, leverage past experiences, and confidently celebrate your growth. Whether you’re feeling…
#Webinar Alopecia Areata Treatment Update 2024 Date posted: November 19, 2024 Speaker: Maryanne Senna, MD With a third treatment approval for severe alopecia areata in 2024, it’s time for an update on these approved medications. Dr. Maryanne Senna, Director of the Beth Israel Lahey Health Hair Loss Center of Excellence, will discuss the latest on…
#Webinar Maintaining Scalp Health for All – With or without hair & wigs Date posted: October 10, 2024 Speaker: Maria K. Hordinsky, MD Join us for an informative webinar covering comprehensive scalp care practices to help maintain a healthy scalp. Maria Hordinsky, MD, Professor of Dermatology at the University of Minnesota Medical School, will explore a range of valuable tips for maintaining optimal…
#Webinar Genetics and Alopecia Areata: What We Know Date posted: September 25, 2024 Speaker: Leslie Castelo-Soccio, MD, PhD Genetics and Alopecia Areata: What We Know WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 2024 – 7PM ET/ 6PM CT/ 4PM PT Alopecia areata is believed to have a strong genetic basis. Over the past 20 years, significant advances in genetic research have led…
#Webinar 504 Plan Accommodations for Alopecia Areata: Preparing for Back to School Date posted: August 20, 2024 Speaker: Jenn Barker, Heather Tabacco, Gretchen Yeoman Embarking on a new school year can be an overwhelming experience for many students. However, the challenges can be particularly daunting for children dealing with alopecia areata. Don’t miss the opportunity to join NAAF’s Support & Education Director, Judy Williams,…
#Webinar Novel developments in treating alopecia areata: What is Type 2 inflammation and why is it important? Date posted: July 17, 2024 Speaker: Emma Guttman-Yassky, MD, PhD and Benjamin Ungar, MD Have you ever wondered how eczema, allergies, and inflammation might be linked to alopecia areata? Join us for an insightful webinar with Drs. Emma Guttman and Benjamin Ungar as they discuss their significant research on alopecia areata and Type…
#Webinar Community panel discussion: The impact of alopecia areata on family members and how to support those affected Date posted: June 13, 2024 Speaker: Jonelle Massey, Camille Haynes, Shayna Rubenstein, and Kevin Aldridge Community panel discussion: The impact of alopecia areata on family members and how to support those affected THURSDAY, JUNE 13, 2024 – 7PM ET/ 6PM CT/ 4PM PT Alopecia areata affects not only the individual with hair loss, but also…
#Webinar Patient Voices: Alopecia areata clinical trial experiences Date posted: May 22, 2024 Speaker: Brandi Meyer, April Noel, Sandy Kelberlau, Katie Robberson, and Tiffany Mayo, M.D. Have you wondered what it’s like to participate in a clinical trial? This webinar features a panel of alopecia areata community members talking about their clinical trial experiences. What factors influenced their decision to join a trial? What was participation…
#Webinar Making Alopecia Areata Work at Work: My Personal Journey Date posted: April 10, 2024 Speaker: Joyel Crawford, MBA, CPCC, PHR, Founder and CEO, Crawford Leadership Strategies Award winning career coach, best-selling author and 2023 NAAF Conference Opening Session Speaker- Joyel Crawford shares her personal journey of navigating alopecia areata in the workplace. Despite the challenges, she turned her diagnosis into an opportunity for growth and empowerment. Through…