The Ataxia Community Comes Together in Orlando April 9–11, 2026 for the Annual Ataxia Conference! LEARN MORE
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Guest Author: Camille Johnson Moving is one of those life events that sits at the intersection of stress and excitement, but for people living with Ataxia, Read More…
Guest Author: Ellie Martin Summer is here! I’ve put together a list of products that might be particularly useful during this time of year. Many Read More…
Cooking with Troy A webinar series for confidence in the kitchen. UPCOMING SESSIONS MEET CHEF TROY PAST SESSIONS DONATE Cooking with Troy is a new Read More…
Guest Author: Ellie Martin Seeking effective methods for healing and growth is significant for rehabilitation. Equine Assisted Therapy, a unique form of therapy that provides Read More…
Ataxia doesn’t wait—and neither should treatment. NAF has launched a petition on Change.org calling on the FDA to prioritize treatment options for rare diseases with Read More…
A generous family stepped forward to MATCH THE MATCH for April’s Accelerate! Double the Drive campaign. They contributed an additional $50,000 in memory of Carol Read More…
Thank you for 15 Years of Chuck and Duck! We guarantee you will get a kick out of this! For the15th year, Charlton Heights Elementary Read More…
Guest Author: Ellie Martin We all have days where we just don’t feel like ourselves and any task can seem overwhelming or impossible to achieve. Read More…
Guest Author: Ellie Martin Traveling can be stressful, but it gives us the opportunity to go exploring. Whether it’s traveling to meet a friend, going Read More…
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My Ataxia journey began in 1978, following a three-month coma Read More…
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