Social and Lifestyle Resources

Are celiac disease and gluten sensitivity covered by the Americans with Disabilities Act?

It's great that you're looking for a celiac support group, because they're extremely helpful. Here are ways to find celiac support groups near you, and where to look for online support groups if you can't get to one in person.

There's no point in beating around the bush: the gluten-free diet is very difficult at first. These organizations offer support, guidance, and invaluable tips for gluten-free living.

Studies show that support groups can help celiac patients stay gluten-free. Here's why -- and here's how to find or start a celiac support group.

Have you ever stood in the grocery store holding a package and wondered if that food truly was gluten-free? What about when you find yourself...

Do you have a favorite gluten-free iPhone app? Share your review here.

If you want to feel instantly connected to a friendly, talented community of gluten-free cooks who'll share their recipes, coax you to cook, and tell you stories about their lives, here's how: visit their gluten-free blogs.

Celiac societies around the world -- some with websites in English -- can provide advice for travelers.

Triumph Dining's fifth Essential Gluten-Free Restaurant Guide offers about 1,500 more restaurants than the previous edition, indicating the growing popularity of dining out gluten-free.

The View co-host Elisabeth Hasselbeck has written a warm, friendly book about the gluten-free diet that’s easy to read and packed with useful information.