Rheum to THRIVE
You don't have to figure out rheumatoid arthritis on your own. This is an *old* page for a group that started in Spring 2022. Please click the link below to be redirected to the latest group page.
What are people saying about Rheum to THRIVE and related programs?
Cheryl shares tools, tips and good information for living well with an autoimmune disease in a close community atmosphere. I am so grateful I joined this group!"
Everyone trying to thrive while battling RA deserves to have a toolbox and a supportive community as amazing as what Arthritis Life has created for me."
The group has offered so much compassion, validation, and encouragement, as well as a safe space to share. I've made new friends and also had access to additional resources and information for how to live with AS. I now know I'm not alone." - Anonymous, June 2021
It's obvious that Cheryl really cares about the people enrolled and goes out of her way to answer questions and give explanations. I now feel so much less alone and way more confident in managing my illness."
I cried so many tears of relief because I feel validated for the very first time. It was such an empowering opportunity to learn from you- I wish I had this years ago but I’m so happy to have it now!"
I recommend it for the newly diagnosed to equip them with practical and evidence-based information that is rarely discussed in the rheumatologist's office."
Cheryl Crow is an award-winning occupational therapist who specializes in helping people with rheumatic diseases have the best quality of life possible.
Cheryl designed and teaches the Rheum to THRIVE self-paced, self-management course. She has also led the Rheum to THRIVE live, virtual support groups for over 5 years, where she helps people adjust to their conditions and build meaningful, fulfilling lives.
Cheryl frequently is asked to share her expert opinion on ways people can successfully manage daily living challenges with rheumatoid arthritis for public health publications as well as licensed healthcare provider trainings (including the American College of Rheumatology's annual conferences).
Learn more on Cheryl's Arthritis Life website at: https://arthritis.theenthusiasticlife.com/