Spondyloarthritis can show up in many ways and affect many aspects of life. This October, we’re connecting the dots—from spine health and movement to psoriasis, pediatric disease, mental health, and health literacy—to help more people recognize SpA, understand their health, and find the support they need.
October – Spine Health Awareness Month
Throughout October, Spine Health Awareness highlights the importance of educating the public on back wellness, managing spinal disorders, and staying active.
October – National Physical Therapy Month
For SpA patients, physical therapy offers several benefits such as reducing pain, improving spinal mobility, and preventing severe stiffness or fusion. Throughout the month, we highlight physical therapy’s impact on movement, mobility, and maintaining function with SpA.
October – Health Literacy Month
Navigating care with a chronic illness can often feel like a maze. Throughout October, we highlight the importance of making health information clear, accessible, and understandable so you can make informed decisions about your health.
Oct. 10 – World Mental Health Day
Living with SpA means living with a lifelong disease. Chronic pain and fatigue can affect your emotional well-being. Make mental health part of your overall SpA care.
Oct. 12 – World Arthritis Day
Raise awareness of rheumatic and musculoskeletal diseases (RMDs). A timely diagnosis and treatment plan can lead to better health outcomes.
Oct. 12–18: Bone & Joint Health Action Week
During this week, we highlight major rheumatic and musculoskeletal conditions and the importance of protecting mobility and function.
Oct. 12–18: Bone & Joint Health Action Week
During this week, we highlight major rheumatic and musculoskeletal conditions and the importance of protecting mobility and function.
Oct. 16 – World Spine Day
Did you know that spinal pain—specifically low back and neck pain—affects approximately one billion people worldwide and ranks as the World Health Organization’s leading cause of disability globally? Physical activity, proper workplace ergonomics, balanced nutrition, and emotional well-being aid in good spinal health.
Oct. 19 – Pediatric Bone and Joint Day
Many people are unaware that children can have arthritis, often leading to delays in diagnosis and treatment. Raising awareness is the first step towards understanding and combating juvenile arthritis.
Oct. 29 – World Psoriasis Day
An estimated 125 million people worldwide live with psoriasis. Up to 30 percent of people with psoriasis will develop psoriatic arthritis. World Psoriasis Day highlights this connection and the importance of recognizing musculoskeletal symptoms.
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