This is accomplished through the provision of public and professional awareness about the needs and concerns of individuals with Turner's Syndrome and their families. A mutual support network is available through local chapters. What Does the Society Offer Public Awareness Information, an important aspect of the Turner's Syndrome Society , is available to the community, educators, doctors and other helping professionals. Quarterly newsletters are published and a library containing relevant, current material is available at the head office. Feelings of isolation, poor self-concept and body image are improved as a result of interaction with others having similar concerns.
Parents also benefit while learning to help their children.
Her responsibilty is to help young women aged 18 to 29 that have Turner's Syndrome. This assistance includes dealing with any questions or issues these young women may have during this time in their lives. The conference presents new medical findings and provides an opportunity for a free exchange of information between individuals living with Turner's Syndrome and family members. The Turner's Syndrome Society's 20th Annual Conference was held in Quebec City, Province of Quebec from April 27 to 29, 2001. Our year 2000 conference was held in Edmonton, Alberta.