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The fall-wet weather is just about upon us and for those people who suffer from chronic joint pain, they can often detect when this wet weather is coming!

There are several natural alternatives to reduce arthritic pain and the daily challenges its presents.

Interestingly enough, art therapy has become a very common practice for those with disabilities. Art therapy can be accomplished in several formats—coloring, painting, sculpting and drawing.

Have you always been a green thumb and treasure that solitude in the garden with your plants, flower beds and maybe even your vegetable garden? Or maybe it's a hobby as of late that you want to continue.

It's hard to believe that arthritis and other related diseases can come in 100 different forms. And because there are so many forms of this disease, the progression and treatment can vary widely depending on the type of arthritis one has been diagnosed with. There are, however, two types of arthritis that are most common—Osteoarthritis (OA) and Rheumatoid Arthritis (RA).

Bathing, dressing, and grooming ourselves are common activities that we often take for granted. They're just a part of our normal daily routine so we don't put a lot of thought into it. For people with arthritis these activities, though common, can be complex and frustrating.