by PRISMS | Apr 28, 2024 | Clinics, Education, From PRISMS, Home Page, Research
PRISMS is pleased to announce another online publication in its series of family-friendly treatment recommendations. This series is designed to provide essential information to parents, caretakers, and other professionals who may be providing services to an individual...
by PRISMS | Sep 27, 2022 | Awareness, Education, From PRISMS, Home Page, Newly Diagnosed, SMS Blog
By: Michelle Larscheid, Program Coordinator The 11th PRISMS International Conference brought together the Smith-Magenis syndrome (SMS) community for three days of connection and education. It Is the largest conference specifically focused on SMS in the...
by PRISMS | Jun 13, 2022 | 30th Anniversary, Education, From PRISMS, Home Page, SMS Blog
By Kayla Beecher Hello! I’m Kayla Beecher, mom to Kaydence Beecher, better known as KK! We’re new to the SMS Community, but have been looking for answers for our daughter since she was about 10 months old. So, while we’ve been in the game of therapy, testing, waiting,...
by PRISMS | Jun 6, 2022 | Clinics, Education, From PRISMS, Home Page, Research
By Robert Miller, Advisor on Clinic Relations PRISMS is pleased to announce the online publication of its first in a series of family-friendly treatment recommendations. This series is designed to provide essential information to parents, caretakers, and other...
by PRISMS | Apr 1, 2021 | Education, From PRISMS, Home Page
As a community living with SMS, we know that sometimes plans don’t always go as expected. No one could have predicted that a rare event, the pandemic in 2020, would cause us to cancel the in-person PRISMS conference. But we came together and put the health of our...
by PRISMS | Aug 14, 2020 | Education, SMS Blog
Written by Sylvia Farber, Education Advocate and parent of Austin, 17, with SMS As we embark on a new school year in continued uncharted territory, I realize that fears are real and that uncertainty can be paralyzing. Many districts are starting virtually which will...
