Whether you’re curious about our work, looking for advice, or wanting to learn new tools.
Here you’ll find details of our upcoming events, speaking opportunities and webinars on the topics that matter most to you.
Browse upcoming events below. Or for TLC delivered training, view this page.
Webinars
In 2026, we’re launching a free webinar series where you can hear from relationship experts and ask the questions you want answered. TLC’s webinars are an opportunity for you to get personalised tips and advice from experts such as sex and relationships therapists, mediators, family counsellors and more. The series will touch on topics like divorce, separation and relationship breakdown, children and parenting, mental health and abuse.
Navigating Menopause Together
Free Webinar
12pm – 1pm, 14 October
A free event about how menopause can affect sex and relationships, with the chance to ask our experts your questions.
Menopause and perimenopause can affect many aspects of our lives, including our relationships, intimacy and sex lives, and these changes aren’t always easy to talk about.
Join us for an open and supportive conversation exploring how menopause and perimenopause affects sex and relationships, from changes in desire and intimacy to communication and connection with a partner. Our expert panel will share their knowledge and practical advice, with plenty of opportunity to ask your own questions.
Whether you’re experiencing menopause yourself, supporting a partner, or simply want to understand more, this webinar is a welcoming space to learn, ask questions and start conversations.
Relationships in the UK: Findings from our 2026 survey
Free Webinar
2pm- 3pm, 4 November
Hear findings from our first national survey on the state of relationships in the UK.
Join TLC: Talk, Listen, Change for the launch of our new report exploring the external factors shaping how we build and maintain our relationships.
Drawing on the experiences of more than 1,000 people, we’ll share key findings on friendships, romantic relationships and relationships between parents and children, exploring the impact of factors including time, work, money, location and wider social and political change.
We’ll consider what the findings tell us about the pressures facing relationships today, how these are experienced differently across society, and why relationships should be given greater consideration in public policy.
The event will provide an opportunity to hear the findings, reflect on their implications for policy and practice, and discuss how we can better support the relationships that underpin individual and community wellbeing.
Watch again
Missed an event? Don’t worry, all of our webinars are recorded so you can watch them in your own time. Broadcasted webinars will be available here once completed.
Please note: our recordings include sensitive discussions around topics such as abuse, mental health, relationship breakdown and trauma.