TAMS webinars
TAMS holds ad-hoc webinars featuring expert practitioners, patient advocates and more.
TAMS’ online events offer opportunities for patients, parents, carers, families and medical professionals to connect, gain knowledge and access resources to support those affected by mast cell activation disorders.
Join our live sessions or become a member to access a library of past webinars on-demand. Learn from experts across various disciplines, gaining insights into overcoming obstacles, optimising quality of life and managing the challenges of mast cell activation disorders and chronic illness more broadly.
View our upcoming schedule of webinars.
TAMS Facebook Support Groups
Our Patient and Carer Facebook support groups are currently on pause.
TAMS runs private Facebook Support Groups tailored for individuals living with or undergoing investigation for mast cell activation disorders (MCAD) such as mastocytosis and mast cell activation syndrome (MCAS). These groups operate independently of TAMS membership and provide an environment where individuals can engage as peers in secure, moderated spaces.
Whether you’re a patient, caregiver or closely linked to someone living with a suspected or confirmed mast cell disorder, TAMS has a group where you can connect with others who share similar personal experiences and can understand the daily challenges of navigating life with chronic illness.
In addition to peer connections in these groups, TAMS frequently offers ad-hoc information, including well-respected medical literature and third-party resources to assist you on your journey.
TAMS Facebook Support Groups
Our Patient and Carer Facebook support groups are currently on pause.
- Patient Support: For individuals living with or suspected of a mast cell disorder, as well as parents or primary caregivers of children under 16 living with or suspected of such a disorder.
- Carers: For carers, family members and friends of individuals of any age living with or investigating mast cell disorders.
- Advanced Systemic Mastocytosis: For individuals diagnosed with or under investigation for Advanced Systemic Mastocytosis (all variants), Mast Cell Sarcoma, Mast Cell Leukaemia and their primary caregivers.
