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Students with PANS/PANDAS have complex cognitive, behavioral, physical & neurological symptoms that affect their school performance. The school’s multidisciplinary team benefits from an awareness of PANS PANDAS, the resulting impact on school performance, and the recommended support.

– REGISTER NOW – Date/Time: June 25, 2026 – 6:30 PM ET Live with Q&A Demystifying PANS/PANDAS & More: A Functional Medicine Guide on Basal Ganglia Encephalitis Featuring: Dr. Nancy […]

This is a big step forward for the PANS/PANDAS community. For the first time, PANS/PANDAS has been included as an eligible topic area within the Department of Defense Peer Reviewed […]

Special thanks to Where There’s a Will and her family for making this event possible and for their advocacy and leadership in bringing greater awareness to PANS/PANDAS. ASPIRE is pleased […]

Pediatric Grand Rounds at Children’s Nebraska

Zoom – Wed, June 10 – 7:00 PM Eastern

Zoom-Wed, June 3, 7:00 PM Eastern

Zoom – Thursday, June 25 – 12:30 PM Mountain

In-Person -June 20 – 10:00 – Holmes Lake Park, Lincoln

Swallowing pills can be intimidating for many, especially for those with PANS PANDAS due to OCD, sensory issues, anxiety, or difficulty swallowing. The good news is that with some practice […]

Community Mental Health Care IS Health Care Self Care Fest! Sunday MAY 17th 12-4PM Boys & Girls Club 347 Stillwater Ave, Stamford CT 06902 Download ASPIRE’s Self Care with PANS […]

Self Care With PANS/PANDAS Living with PANS/PANDAS or similar neuroimmune conditions can touch almost every part of your life. Symptoms might affect your mental health, school, work, relationships, sleep, routines, […]