Registration is open for the 2021 National Scleroderma Conference

Whether you are newly diagnosed or have had scleroderma for many years, the National Scleroderma Conference is a great way to learn about the disease from recognized experts and become connected with others living with scleroderma.

Learn more and register

Navigating the Pandemic in 2021: Vaccines, Telemedicine & More

Join us for a discussion with Dr. Chase Correia and Dr. Jane Dematte D'Amico from the Northwestern Scleroderma Program to answer questions regarding COVID-19 and scleroderma. We'll discuss and answer questions about the COVID-19 vaccine, talk about the opportunities and challenges that arise with telemedicine and answer any questions that you might have about the virus.

Watch the video here

Finding Joy Everyday Through the Arts: Real Ways to Improve Emotional Health

During these uncertain times, Jennifer La Civita, PsyD of Adler University is here to show you practical, yet inspiring ways you can instill peace and calm by using the arts. You’ll learn easy, relaxing ways to soothe body, mind, and spirit. Find joy everyday! You don’t have to be an artist to benefit from this webinar! 

Watch the video here

Free Weekly Guided Relaxation

Every Wednesday at 5:30pm CST

Join the team at Yoga for Scleroderma for "Wednesday Wind Down," a free weekly guided relaxation. You can join from a land line, cell phone, or you can join on Zoom.

Join via Zoom here

You can also phone in, no internet needed:

Patient Education Virtual University

The Scleroderma Foundation's "Virtual University" Patient Education Series was offered in place of the 2020 National Patient Education Conference, which was cancelled as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic. 

This series of webinars, workshops and videos covers everything from managing symptoms to everyday living advice from individuals with scleroderma, physicians and specialists.

Visit our YouTube channel for taped presentations made by leading scleroderma specialists at past Patient Education Conferences.

Visit our WordPress Blog to learn more about emerging topics in scleroderma research and treatment.