Online Talks

Online Talks

Join us from anywhere in the world for engaging talks on psychology, neuroscience, and wellness—streamed live on Zoom with recordings available.

Livestreams and Workshops

Connect for a classic 60-90 minute talk with a Q&A, either streamed live from one of our in-person events or delivered exclusively online.

Joining from overseas? We run some online talks at 🇺🇸 USA-friendly and 🇦🇺 Australia-friendly times, so you can join our experts live.

Summits

Explore a subject from multiple angles with a full day of online talks from a range of expert speakers.

Courses

Go deeper by joining an expert for a series of sessions over several weeks.

All events streamed on Zoom. Recordings available after each session.

Upcoming Online Events

Join us live from anywhere in the world

The Mythology of Women, Power & Misogyny

Trace how classical myths cast women and queer people as warnings, and how feminist retellings are reclaiming their power. Followed by Q&A.

🕐6:30pm💻Online Event
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Horror, Fear & the Uncanny [Online]

A spine-chilling journey through the history of horror, fear and the uncanny, from prehistoric death rituals to modern-day scares. With Q&A.

🕐7pm💻Online Event
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The History & Folklore of Cats [online]

Explore the strange history of cats in myth and folklore, from worshipped gods to feared omens. Followed by Q&A.

🕐7pm💻Online Event
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The History & Mythology of Werewolves [online]

Dr Laura Kounine traces the symbiotic history of wolf and man, from ancient folklore to modern heartthrobs. Followed by Q&A

🕐7pm💻Online Event
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Parenting After Trauma Workshop

Explore the impact of early childhood trauma on parenting and practical tools for breaking cycles of disadvantage. With Q&A.

🕐6:30pm💻Online Event

Folklore, Female Aging & The Hag [online]

Explore the modern reimagining of the Hag, a powerful goddess rooted in folklore, through film and fiction. Followed by Q&A.

🕐7pm💻Online Event
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Folklore, Female Aging & The Hag [online]

Explore the modern reimagining of the Hag, a powerful goddess rooted in folklore, through film and fiction. Followed by Q&A.

🕐7pm💻Online Event
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The Science of Emotional Dysregulation

Understand why emotions can overwhelm us, and learn evidence-based tools to build lasting emotional balance. Followed by Q&A.

🕐6:30pm💻Online Event
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The Psychology of Late-Diagnosed ADHD & Autism

Explore why so many adults are only now discovering their Autism or ADHD, and what that means for identity and wellbeing. Followed by Q&A.

🕐6:30pm💻Online Event

The Psychology of Fetish & Kink [online]

Discover what factors can drive fetish and kink behaviours, and practical steps to communicate your desires for pleasure. Followed by Q+A

🕐7pm💻Online Event
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The Hidden World of Fairies & Women [online]

Step into Britain’s hidden fairy realm and meet the powerful Queen behind its myths, magic and forgotten stories. Followed by Q&A.

🕐7pm💻Online Event
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The Dark History of The Salem Witch Trials

Uncover what really happened in Salem, why accusations spread, and how fear, conflict and power turned suspicion deadly. Followed by Q&A.

🕐6:30pm💻Online Event
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The History of Children's Literature

Explore how children's stories have evolved and what they reveal about childhood, morality and imagination through the ages. Followed by Q&A

🕐6:30pm💻Online Event
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The Psychology of Body Horror

Explore the body horror genre through the lenses of psychoanalysis, queer theory and feminist thinking. Followed by Q&A.

🕐6:30pm💻Online Event
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AuDHD & Burnout [AUS]

Discover why adults with AuDHD are often prone to burnout, and leave with practical strategies to help prevent it. Followed by Q&A.

🕐7pm AEDT, 8am UK💻Online Event
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ADHD & Procrastination

Understand why procrastination is so common for people with ADHD and learn helpful strategies to help break the cycle. Followed by Q&A.

🕐6:30pm💻Online Event
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The Science & Psychology of Sex & Pleasure

Explore the science and psychology of sex and pleasure, and learn to communicate your needs with clarity and confidence. Followed by Q&A.

🕐6:30pm💻Online Event
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Autism, ADHD & The Inner Critic [online]

Explore the inner critic in autistic and ADHD minds, and discover how self-compassion can transform self-talk, wellbeing, and resilience.

🕐7pm💻Online Event
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The Science of Dancing & Mental Health

Unlock the power of movement and discover how the brain and body shape our experience of dance. Followed by Q&A.

🕐5pm💻Online Event
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The Psychology of Object Relations

Discover how our earliest relationships shape who we become, and why old patterns resurface in adult life. Followed by Q&A.

🕐6:30pm💻Online Event
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Seed Talks' Big Birthday Bash [Online]

We’ve come a long way, baby – we’re celebrating FIVE fascinating years of Seed Talks, and we’d love for you to join us to mark the occasion.

🕐7pm💻Online Event
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A Therapist's Guide to Dissociation

Explore what dissociation is, why the brain uses it as a protective strategy, and how it can affect everyday life. Followed by Q&A.

🕐5pm💻Online Event
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The Psychology of Abandonment [online]

Explore how abandonment shapes emotional development, relationships, and the way we connect with others. Followed by Q&A.

🕐7pm💻Online Event
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The Psychology of Christmas Crime

Explore Christmas-time murders and the morbid origins of forgotten traditions, with psychological insight and dark humour. Followed by Q&A.

🕐6:30pm💻Online Event
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The History & Folklore of Cats [online]

Explore the strange history of cats in myth and folklore, from worshipped gods to feared omens. Followed by Q&A.

🕐7pm💻Online Event
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The History of Irish Literature & Folklore

Trace the winding relationship between Ireland's written sagas and oral folklore, from ancient gods to the fairy folk. Followed by Q&A.

🕐5pm ET, 10pm UK💻Online Event
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The History of Irish Literature & Folklore

Trace the winding relationship between Ireland's written sagas and oral folklore, from ancient gods to the fairy folk. Followed by Q&A.

🕐5pm💻Online Event
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The Psychology of Self-Acceptance

Learn psychological hacks to turn down the volume of your inner demons and foster a kinder relationship with yourself. Followed by Q&A.

🕐5pm💻Online Event
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Folk Horror & Human Prehistory

Journey into the weird prehistory of folk horror, from stone circles and ancient tombs to dark fairies and forgotten ritual. Followed by Q&A

🕐6:30pm💻Online Event
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The Brain Chemistry of Happiness

Hack your brain using neuroscience to find happiness. You'll learn about pleasure and reward in the brain and much more. Followed by Q&A.

🕐6:30pm💻Online Event
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Female Vampires, Demon Hunters & Occult Fiction

Explore how women have been cast as victims and victors in occult fiction, from Victorian gothic to Buffy the Vampire Slayer. With Q&A.

🕐6:30pm💻Online Event
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ADHD & Weight Loss Workshop

Unlock the science behind ADHD, cravings, and weight management with nutritionist Lisa Smith. Followed by Q&A.

🕐5pm💻Online Event
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The History of Folk Horror [online]

Discover how folk horror turns rural life and old traditions into terrifying stories. Followed by Q&A.

🕐7pm💻Online Event
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The ADHD Gut Course

A six-week exploration of the microbiome, digestion and the gut–brain connection in ADHD. Followed by Q&A.

🕐6:30pm💻Online Event
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The ADHD Gut-Brain Connection

Explore the gut-brain connection and why it matters for ADHD, mood and mental health. Followed by Q&A.

🕐5pm💻Online Event
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Your Questions About Online Talks

What platform do you use for online talks?

All our online events are streamed on Zoom. You'll receive a link when you book your ticket, and you can join from your computer, tablet, or smartphone. No special equipment needed—just a stable internet connection and curiosity about psychology, neuroscience, and wellness.

Can I watch the recording if I can't attend live?

Yes! We record all our online talks and make them available to ticket holders after the event. This means you can watch at a time that suits you, revisit key insights, or catch up if you missed the live session. You'll have access to the recording for up to 12 months after each event.

Can I ask questions during online talks?

Absolutely! Most of our livestreams and workshops include a Q&A session where you can ask questions via the chat function. Our speakers love engaging with the audience, and we make sure there's time to explore your curiosities about the mind, mental health, and wellbeing. For summits and courses, there are multiple opportunities to interact with experts throughout the event.

How much are tickets for online events?

Ticket prices vary depending on the event type and speaker. Single talks typically start from around £10, while summits and courses may be priced higher to reflect the extended format and multiple sessions. We believe learning about psychology and neuroscience should be accessible, so we keep our online events affordable while bringing you world-class expertise.

Do I need a psychology background to attend?

Not at all! Our online talks are designed for everyone, regardless of background. Whether you're completely new to psychology or have professional experience in mental health, neuroscience, or therapy, you'll find our events engaging and accessible. Our speakers excel at breaking down complex concepts into clear, compelling presentations that spark curiosity and deepen understanding.

What's the difference between a livestream and an exclusive online talk?

Livestreams are broadcast from our in-person events, so you're joining the audience virtually as the talk happens in one of our venues. Exclusive online talks are designed specifically for the digital format—the speaker presents directly to the online audience, often from their own location. Both formats include Q&A sessions and the same high-quality content from leading experts in psychology, neuroscience, and wellness.