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We are excited to be offering a series of 4 sessions to learn yoga and mindfulness strategies to help with stress and anxiety.

This group is for teens, age 13 – senior in high school, with a diagnosis of celiac disease. Due to licensing requirements this program is limited to current patients of Boston Children’s Hospital. That is the doctor you see is a member of the staff of Boston Children’s Hospital.

The sessions are held on Saturdays; March 11th, March 25th, April 1st and April 8th. You may come to a single session, join us for all 4 or come for as many as you can. You will need to register for each session individually.

In addition to the yoga and mindfulness activities, this is a great way to connect with other teens living with celiac disease.

This group is for teens, age 13 – senior in high school. Stay tuned for additional events that will be held for other age groups including Family Wellness program for younger children and families, and programing for college age patients.

We are excited to be offering a series of 4 sessions to learn yoga and mindfulness strategies to help with stress and anxiety.

This group is for teens, age 13 – senior in high school, with a diagnosis of celiac disease. Due to licensing requirements this program is limited to current patients of Boston Children’s Hospital. That is the doctor you see is a member of the staff of Boston Children’s Hospital.

The sessions are held on Saturdays; March 11th, March 25th, April 1st and April 8th. You may come to a single session, join us for all 4 or come for as many as you can. You will need to register for each session individually.

In addition to the yoga and mindfulness activities, this is a great way to connect with other teens living with celiac disease.

This group is for teens, age 13 – senior in high school. Stay tuned for additional events that will be held for other age groups including Family Wellness program for younger children and families, and programing for college age patients.

We are excited to be offering a series of 4 sessions to learn yoga and mindfulness strategies to help with stress and anxiety.

This group is for teens, age 13 – senior in high school, with a diagnosis of celiac disease. Due to licensing requirements this program is limited to current patients of Boston Children’s Hospital. That is the doctor you see is a member of the staff of Boston Children’s Hospital.

The sessions are held on Saturdays; March 11th, March 25th, April 1st and April 8th. You may come to a single session, join us for all 4 or come for as many as you can. You will need to register for each session individually.

In addition to the yoga and mindfulness activities, this is a great way to connect with other teens living with celiac disease.

This group is for teens, age 13 – 17 senior in high school. Stay tuned for additional events that will be held for other age groups including Family Wellness program for younger children and families, and programing for college age patients.

We are excited to be offering a series of 4 sessions to learn yoga and mindfulness strategies to help with stress and anxiety.

This group is for teens, age 13 – 17 senior in high school, with a diagnosis of celiac disease. Due to licensing requirements this program is limited to current patients of Boston Children’s Hospital. That is the doctor you see is a member of the staff of Boston Children’s Hospital.

The sessions are held on Saturdays; March 11th, March 25th, April 1st and April 8th. You may come to a single session, join us for all 4 or come for as many as you can. You will need to register for each session individually.

In addition to the yoga and mindfulness activities, this is a great way to connect with other teens living with celiac disease.

This group is for teens, age 13 – senior in high school. Stay tuned for additional events that will be held for other age groups including Family Wellness program for younger children and families, and programing for college age patients.

Join the Harvard Medical School Celiac Research Program and the National Celiac Association for a panel discussion. The panel will discuss the importance of screening and diagnosis of Type 1 diabetes in the celiac population,  the medical care of diabetes and nutritional concerns and challenges of adhering to the gluten-free diet while managing diabetes effectively.

The panel will be moderated by Ciarán P. Kelly, MD, medical director of the Celiac Center at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center.  The panel will include Caitlin Colling, MD, adult endocrinologist at MassGeneral for Children (MGfC), Janaki Vakharia, MD, senior endocrinology fellow at MGH and MGfC and Sharon Weston, MS, RD, LDN, CSP, FAND, from the Celiac Disease Program at Boston Children’s Hospital.

We will end the school year with an IN-PERSON story time. Author Jen Frank will read her book The Worm Family Has It’s Picture Taken, a story about being different and loving who you are.

We will listen to and talk about the story. We will also have time to be with our gluten-free friends in person before we take a summer break. Story time will resume in September.

Jen Frank is a children’s book author. She and her family have been active members of Celiac Kids Connection for many years. We are so excited to have her join us for this story time.

If you plan to attend this event, please contact us at celiackidsconnection@childrens.harvard.edu.

Boston Children’s Hospital’s Family Food Connections offers monthly cooking classes for families. The cooking classes are free and will feature budget-friendly gluten-free recipes. This is a great opportunity for the whole family to learn new cooking skills and new recipes. There is ample opportunity to ask questions and learn about the food being prepared.

Classes are held via Zoom. 

Everyone who registers will receive a link to the recording after the class.

Boston Children’s Hospital’s Family Food Connections offers monthly cooking classes for families. The cooking classes are free and will feature budget-friendly gluten-free recipes. This is a great opportunity for the whole family to learn new cooking skills and new recipes. There is ample opportunity to ask questions and learn about the food being prepared.

Classes are held via Zoom. 

Everyone who registers will receive a link to the recording after the class.

Boston Children’s Hospital’s Family Food Connections offers monthly cooking classes for families. The cooking classes are free and will feature budget-friendly gluten-free recipes. This is a great opportunity for the whole family to learn new cooking skills and new recipes. There is ample opportunity to ask questions and learn about the food being prepared.

Classes are held via Zoom. 

Everyone who registers will receive a link to the recording after the class.