Resources for Juvenile Arthritis
Juvenile arthritis, including juvenile-onset spondyloarthritis (JSpA), is a group of chronic inflammatory conditions that affect children and adolescents under the age of 16. At the Canadian Spondyloarthritis Association, we understand the unique challenges faced by young people living with these conditions, as well as the concerns of their families and caregivers. This resource page is designed to provide clear, reliable information about juvenile arthritis—including symptoms, diagnosis, treatment options, and daily living support—to help young patients and their families navigate their journey with confidence and hope.
Featured Resources
Webinars
w/ Dr Dayna Lee-Baggley
w/ SPARCC
Resources for people with Juvenile Arthritis
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Additional Resources
Axial Spondyloarthritis – All you need to know (2021)
Join the CSA w/ SPARCC for a special FREE webinar to learn all you need to know about Axial Spondyloarthritis. We connected with Dr. Robert Inman & Dr. Nigil Haroon on October 26th for this event, where they covered topics such as a disease overview, treatment options, diagnosis process and how to work with your healthcare team.
Facebook Live Event – September 2020
Dr. Robert Inman from Toronto Western Hospital joined us on Sept 22nd 2020 to talk about Spondyloarthritis and management. Also joining us was an adult patient named Jeff who has been recently diagnosed with Spondyloarthritis. Watch the recording For those who were...