Support for Children with Crohn’s Disease
The best source of support for a child with Crohn’s is his or her family. Teachers, friends, coaches, and classmates can also help to form a solid base of support and encouragement.
Sometimes it is also beneficial for children with Crohn’s disease to talk to each other so they can share concerns and experiences and realize they are not alone.
The following resources provide information and support for children with Crohn’s as well as their families.
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Online resources
Sponsored by the Crohn’s & Colitis Foundation of America, this interactive site is designed and written specifically for children and adolescents with Crohn’s. It also offers a guide for parents.
The Crohn’s & Colitis Foundation of America maintains information about treatment, coping, and activities for children with Crohn’s, as well as print resources and discussion guides for both children and parents.
Books
Frank J., Ph.D. Sileo, Gradisher, Martha. Toilet Paper Flowers: A Story for Children about Crohn’s Disease. New Mexico: Health Press; 2006.
