Celiac Disease Dining Out Pyscho/Social Impacts School Years
Most people with celiac disease want to participate in meals and celebrations with friends and family members, but they may not be able to take part in the same way because of their disease. It can be socially isolating, but friends and family can help by learning to be an ally for people with celiac…
For most kids, field trips are fun, educational experiences out of school. However, this change in routine can be a cause of concern for children with celiac disease and their guardian(s). Print out this resource and give it to the student’s teacher to start the conversation about ensuring their safety off-campus. Click the image to enlarge…
A PDF for teachers explaining generally how celiac disease may impact their student’s participation in the classroom.
To combat rampant misinformation about celiac disease and the gluten-free diet, we’ve compiled twenty of the most common myths—and the facts proving that they’re wrong.
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A quick intro for wait staff and restaurant chefs on safely preparing food for customers with celiac disease.
How to advocate for yourself when you have celiac disease and are dining out!
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