This page will feature reading resources for education, treatments, health management, diet, exercise, and support for members who suffer from or who have loved ones who suffer from ankylosing spondylitis, axial spondyloarthritis, and related diseases such as psoriatic arthritis, IBS and IBD (ulcerative colitis and Crohns), psoriasis, heart and stroke, and disability.
Baring it All : Women's Sexual Health & Reproductive SurveyOn this Page: The Report Resources CARC Conference Poster BaringItAll – Private Plan Tips Official Website The "Baring it All : Women’s Sexual and Reproductive Health Survey", was developed and launched on...
The Canadian Spondyloarthritis Association has gathered these valuable resources on Pregnancy and Parenting. We are also working on a more comprehensive resources guide that will soon be available.Women’s Sexual and Reproductive Health Survey The Canadian...
How Nighttime Habits Affect Daytime HealthReviewed By: Smitha Bhandari, MD Exercise In general, hitting the gym helps you sleep better and get to sleep quicker. But when you work out, your body makes more cortisol. That’s a hormone that helps make you more alert....
Nutrition & Chronic Inflammatory IllnessNutrition and chronic inflammatory illness We know how hard it is to find trustworthy information online. It’s even harder when you are looking for information on health and nutrition. People are constantly pushing their...
Art TherapyCurious about Art Therapy? Art therapy is a psychotherapeutic approach to help individuals engage in a process of creation and self-reflection through drawing, painting, sculpture, collage, etc. Art therapy mobilizes the creative potential and can...
Michael, past president of the Canadian Spondyloarthritis Assocation, explains spondylitis and spondyloarthritis diseases and why it is hard to get diagnosed. He describes the symptoms of the disease and what patients living with spondyloarthritis can do to manage the...
Pain is an output of your brain telling it about problems or danger in your body. Those of us who live with chronic pain must find ways of lessening the pain with management and learning to cope with it on a daily basis.Your doctor may prescribe you medication that...