The Confidence Factor

As someone with haemophilia, trying something new, such as a new sport, or embarking on a trip, can feel intense. As a parent supporting a child with haemophilia, giving your kids more independence with their haemophilia management, can also be daunting. But with the right steps and support from your care team, you can move forward and "live with confidence" with haemophilia.

Explore our series of inspiring video stories and infographics that show it’s possible to live life with confidence, along with practical tips to help you towards achieving it.

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Building your confidence

Adults

Instagram Live with Alex Dowsett

"Be a part of the discussion! Visit Alex´s Instagram profile @alexdowsett on April 23rd, 18:00 BST / 19:00 CEST. "

Healthcare Professionals

Gaining confidence to engage in physical activity

"I think some of the fears about being physically active are historical messages from when people with haemophilia were little."

Adults

Move with Confidence

"I think that everyone can take part in something that can improve their body and themselves too."

Tools library and support

Move with Confidence infographic

Starting a new physical activity can feel challenging if you are unsure how to begin. By focusing on what you can do and with appropriate support, exercise can be a positive experience.

Tools library and support

Living with haemophilia A with confidence

Confidence involves feeling certain in your abilities. For people with haemophilia understanding, monitoring and managing their haemophilia with their care team is an important step towards confidence.

Exploring your life ahead

Move with Confidence

When haemophilia is properly understood, monitored and managed, it doesn’t have to limit life.
It opens the door to an physically active, fulfilling and adventurous life.

Your resources

Living with haemophilia presents unique challenges, but with the right tools and knowledge, everyday life can be managed with confidence. In this section, you'll find a variety of resources and practical advices tailored to the needs of haemophilia patients.

Adults

Instagram Live with Alex Dowsett

"Be a part of the discussion! Visit Alex´s Instagram profile @alexdowsett on April 23rd, 18:00 BST / 19:00 CEST. "

Healthcare Professionals

Gaining confidence to engage in physical activity

"I think some of the fears about being physically active are historical messages from when people with haemophilia were little."

Adults

Move with Confidence

"I think that everyone can take part in something that can improve their body and themselves too."

Tools library and support

Move with Confidence infographic

Starting a new physical activity can feel challenging if you are unsure how to begin. By focusing on what you can do and with appropriate support, exercise can be a positive experience.

Tools library and support

Living with haemophilia A with confidence

Confidence involves feeling certain in your abilities. For people with haemophilia understanding, monitoring and managing their haemophilia with their care team is an important step towards confidence.