Understanding and Managing Undifferentiated Spondyloarthritis: Your Comprehensive Resource Hub
Welcome to our resource hub dedicated to Undifferentiated Spondyloarthritis (uSpA), a type of inflammatory arthritis that often goes unrecognized despite its impact on quality of life. Here, you’ll find comprehensive information, practical tips, and the latest research to help you better understand and manage this condition. Whether you’re newly diagnosed, supporting a loved one, or seeking expert guidance, our goal is to empower you with knowledge and resources to navigate life with uSpA confidently.
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AxSpA Virtual Patient Forum – 2024
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Podcast – Mindful Eating for Spondyloarthritis
Samantha Holmgren, Registered Dietition, hosted was featured in a webinar to help you understand the basics of mindful eating. We know, generally, what humans need to be healthy. But there are details that vary from person to person. Mindful & intuitive eating...
Dealing with a New Diagnosis – A Mental Health Webinar
This webinar focuses on navigating the emotional journey that follows a new diagnosis, acknowledging that it is a process akin to grieving. A new diagnosis, especially of a chronic condition, often prompts a range of emotions that may mirror the stages of grief. Our...
How Mindful Eating can help with Chronic Illness
The Canadian Spondylitis Association & Samantha Holmgren hosted this free webinar to help you understand the basics of mindful eating. This webinar was open to all members, regardless of whether you have spondyloarthritis or not. Learn how Mindful Eating can help with your Chronic Illness
Biologics Webinar (2022)
Join the Canadian Spondyloarthritis Assocation (CSA) and our guest expert Dr. Michel Zummer M.D., FRCPC, for a very special webinar that will help you better understand the use of and decision process around Biologics.
Building a Village to Manage Chronic Illness (2022)
Join the CSA & Dr. Lee-Baggley for a free webinar on Mental Health. Learn about the science of why and how social connection is important for managing chronic illness and improving mental health.