BHC Clinicians and Research Director will answer questions about COVID-19 as it relates to living with ME/CFS and FM. The event will be held live over Zoom, a teleconferencing application. Participants/viewers will need to register in advance. Please follow the instructions below. Participation Instructions Click here to register. Once registered, you will receive an email […]
BHC Clinicians and Research Director will answer questions about COVID-19 as it relates to living with ME/CFS and FM. This is exclusively for BHC clinic participants and will follow the 11 a.m. session that is open to everyone. Registration details have been sent to you via email. If you did not receive the event detail […]
At BHC connection and community are important aspects of our mission to empower individuals with FM and ME/CFS. As such, during the month of April we will hold a third online support group dedicated to connecting the FM and ME/CFS communities. Please join us for this additional support group led by BHC Board member, Angela […]
The Psychology of Chronic Illness: Making It Normal, a 6-part series by Timothy Weymann, LCSW. BHC has made changes in our outreach schedule to provide information and support related to the novel coronavirus pandemic. Therefore, the remaining editions of this series will be released as follows: Wednesday, April 8: Part-5 Relationships Wednesday, April 15: Part-6 […]
Please join us for our ME/CFS support group led by Liz Sherlock, PhD, a clinical psychologist who has experience with chronic illness, including having family members with ME/CFS. Support groups are free of charge and held online. This online support group is facilitated via Zoom teleconferencing. We recommend attendees test this link to download the […]
The Psychology of Chronic Illness: Making It Normal, a 6-part series by Timothy Weymann, LCSW. BHC has made changes in our outreach schedule to provide information and support related to the novel coronavirus pandemic. Therefore, the remaining edition of this series will be released on: Wednesday, April 15: Part-6 Meaning Making Catch-up on previously released […]
BHC is dedicated to keeping our patients and community members safe from exposure/transmission of COVID-19. As a result the April Lunch & Learn will be conducted utilizing the teleconferencing platform Zoom. Participants/viewers are required to register in order to receive the connection link. Please follow the instructions below. Participation Instructions Click here to register. Once […]
Join the 2nd Annual EmPOWER M.E. Roundtable for an online education workshop about applying for disability insurance. The workshop will be hosted by Solve ME/CFS and sponsored in part by Bateman Horne Center. Moderator, Sharon Stevenson, DVM, PhD, will lead the panel of legal and medical experts as they share their advice on applying, appealing, […]
Please join us for our Fibromyalgia support group led by Liz Sherlock, PhD, a clinical psychologist who has experience with chronic illness, including having family members with ME/CFS. Support groups are free of charge and offered online. This group is facilitated via Zoom teleconferencing. We recommend attendees test this link to download the application, and […]
Join Dr. Bateman, Dr. Yellman, and other BHC providers for a virtual Q&A session @ Noon MDT. This monthly online event is exclusively for BHC clinic participants. Don’t miss this opportunity to get face-time with your providers and recognized experts in the field of ME/CFS and FM. Registration details have been sent to you via […]
BHC is joining other organizations to take part in a special Giving Tuesday campaign on May 5th; specifically, designed to support organizations impacted by COVID-19. With your generous support, BHC’s unwavering commitment to clinical care, research, and medical education will be able to continue. It will sustain our infrastructure, talented staff, and deliver the following […]
#MillionsMissing is a global campaign for health equality for individuals with ME/CFS that takes place on the annual ME/CFS and FM Awareness Day. As part of the campaign, cities around the world reflect and acknowledge the millions of individuals past and present who battle ME/CFS/FM. The Bateman Horne Center and #MEAction Utah have partnered together […]
Lucinda Bateman, MD, is a renowned clinician, researcher, and educator. Her Johns Hopkins University Medical School training instilled an approach to care that she has employed throughout her career - the patient comes first and the unknown or unexplained does not equate to a lack of proper and compassionate care. Since starting her own practice in 2000, she has served on six boards or committees, been the principal investigator for 45 studies, authored/coauthored 40 journal articles, served as adjunct instructor and adjunct assistant professor in the University of Utah Departments of Preventative Medicine, Internal Medicine, and Anesthesiology, and lectured around the world.