Our virtual education sessions provide accessible, expert-led learning for people living with scleroderma, their families, and the wider community. Each session delivers practical insights, lived‑experience perspectives, and up‑to‑date information to empower participants, build knowledge, and support better health and wellbeing—no matter where they are located.

Online event

Saturday, September 12th

10.30 AM – 12 PM AEST

We are delighted to welcome Professor Debbie Turner, a leading expert in podiatry from Queensland University of Technology, to our September Virtual Education Session. With an extensive clinical and research background in rheumatology and diabetes, Debbie brings deep expertise in assessing and managing complex foot conditions, including those associated with systemic diseases.

Drawing on her experience in advanced clinical practice and international rheumatology research, Debbie will share valuable insights into the impact of scleroderma on the feet, including common complications, assessment approaches, and practical strategies to support foot health and function. Her presentation will help build understanding of how podiatry can play a critical role in improving quality of life for people living with scleroderma.