Juvenile Arthritis Transitions

A university grad with arthritis gives tips for making the most out of college.

Get tips for making the transition to college easier on your child with arthritis.

Get tips on adapting a 504 plan for college for your child with juvenile arthritis (JA).

Get tips on how to help your teen with juvenile arthritis (JA) prepare for and succeed in college.

Get information about sample guidelines for requesting accommodations to help prepare your child with juvenile arthritis (JA) for college.

Find out what medical responsibilities your child with arthritis should have in each stage of life.

Get tips to make the transition easier from pediatric to adult medical care.

Get tips for preparing your child with juvenile arthritis for the move to an adult rheumatologist.

Self-care is all the rage these days. And for people with arthritis, it is essential. Learn to take a little “me” time and care for your joints after exercise, a long day or stressful situations.

Learn strategies to help reduce stress and feel better.

Learn how people have decided to share their arthritis diagnosis and what experts say to help you decide about how to talk about it.

Dating can be challenging for anyone, especially when telling your new partner that you have arthritis. Use these nine tips when making the big reveal.

Learn what you need to know about the job search if you have arthritis: how to start, what to consider during the search and what to know after landing a job.

What you need to know to keep your career moving forward.

Know your workplace rights if you have disability. Learn how to determine if you need accommodations and to frame a request for accommodation.

Learn about the Arthritis Champions Scholarship for students with juvenile arthritis and other rheumatic diseases.

Many students with JA will require testing accommodations in order to participate in testing programs on an equal basis with their peers. Find your planning tips here.