WSCN at Sleep 2026
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Patient Stories
See the real-world impact of your generosity through
stories and voices from people WSCN supports.
stories and voices from people WSCN supports.
Tara O’Connor
Thanks to WSCN, I was able to attend SLEEP 2026, share the patient perspective, participate in a roundtable discussion, and connect with clinicians, researchers, and fellow advocates.
Advocacy is something I care deeply about, and this support allowed me to continue doing work I love – representing and supporting the sleep disorder community.”
Advocacy is something I care deeply about, and this support allowed me to continue doing work I love – representing and supporting the sleep disorder community.”
Kerly Bwoga
I’m so grateful to WSCN for the opportunity to attend SLEEP 2026 in Baltimore. What surprised me most was how open and welcoming everyone was, including patients, doctors, and researchers.
Paul Peterzell
WSCN changed things for people looking for answers because with this program, you can talk to a real person and get immediate help.
I’m so grateful to WSCN and the AWAKE peer mentor program, and I’m happy I can pay it forward as a mentor.
I’m so grateful to WSCN and the AWAKE peer mentor program, and I’m happy I can pay it forward as a mentor.
Rachel Nesmith
WSCN’s generous support made it possible for me to attend Beyond Sleepy and SLEEP 2026, where I learned about promising new treatments and ensured the patient voice was heard.
Their investment gave me hope, knowledge, and the opportunity to advocate for better care for everyone living with narcolepsy.
Their investment gave me hope, knowledge, and the opportunity to advocate for better care for everyone living with narcolepsy.
Latest Sleep & Circadian Health News
Patient Advocate Reflections from SLEEP 2026
This year, WSCN proudly sponsored three patient advocates at the SLEEP 2026 conference. Our aim was to amplify the voices of those living with sleep disorders and keep patient perspectives at the heart of conference conversations.
WSCN attends #BEYONDSLEEPY 2026
Hosted on June 13-14th 2026 by the Hypersomnia Foundation in Baltimore, Maryland, USA, #BeyondSleepy is an event designed specifically for individuals living with idiopathic hypersomnia, narcolepsy, and Klein-Levin Syndrome.
Ten evidence-based habits for better sleep and a thriving life
When we think about ways to get better sleep, we might think about all the things that we are constantly told: “Avoid caffeine. No screen time. Get the right amount of sleep”.
