The MGH Williams Syndrome Program invites parents and caretakers to attend an afternoon focusing on issues of special relevance to children with Williams syndrome <16 years old. In addition to educational sessions, there will be opportunities for socializing, meeting adults with Williams syndrome, and learning from each other.

We hope you will be able to join us for this free event. Light refreshments will be served at the Break.

View the event program (PDF)




Guest Speakers

Special guest speakers will include:   

  • Sarah Giddings 
    Interim Executive Director, Williams Syndrome Association
  • Karen Levine, PhD
    Psychologist in Private Practice
    Part-time Lecturer in Psychiatry, Harvard Medical School
  • Robin Pegg, EdDc, MEd, COTAL, ATP, ROH
    Education Consultant, Williams Syndrome Association

Registration

Registration is required, space is limited. Please register by September 7, 2024. 

To register, please email us and include the following information:

  • Name
  • Email
  • Phone
  • Age of your child with Williams syndrome
  • Name(s) of any additional guests

This program is free (parking not included) and for parents/caretakers of children under 16 years of age with Williams syndrome. This event is for adults only; no childcare will be provided.

About

The MGH Williams Syndrome Program is a cooperative program of excellence between Massachusetts General Hospital, the Lurie Center for Autism, and Mass General for Children. This program is presented by the MGH Williams Syndrome Program and the Williams Syndrome Association. 

We thank the Anthony Filippazzo Fund for Williams Syndrome Research and Advancement for their generous sponsorship and for making this event possible. We also thank the WSA for their support.