GI Psychology is proud to work alongside organizations that share our commitment to improving education, support, and care for people living with GI conditions. Explore some of the organizations we value across the GI health community, along with helpful resources and ways we’ve worked together.
Crohn’s & Colitis Foundation
The Crohn’s & Colitis Foundation provides education, support, and resources for people living with Crohn’s disease and ulcerative colitis, as well as their families and caregivers.
Resources to explore:
- Patient and caregiver education: Information and tools for understanding IBD, treatment, nutrition, and day-to-day management.
- Support groups: In-person and virtual opportunities to connect with others affected by IBD.
- Camp Oasis: A summer camp experience specifically for children and teens living with Crohn’s disease or ulcerative colitis.
American College of Gastroenterology
The American College of Gastroenterology (ACG) is a professional organization dedicated to advancing the prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of digestive disorders. ACG also offers educational resources designed to help patients better understand and manage GI conditions.
Resources to explore:
- Patient education: Evidence-based information about common digestive conditions, tests, treatments, and GI health.
- GI OnDEMAND: Educational and support resources that help connect patients and providers with expertise across GI care.
United Ostomy Associations of America
United Ostomy Associations of America (UOAA) provides education, advocacy, and support for people living with an ostomy and their families and caregivers.
Resources to explore:
- Support Group Finder: Find UOAA-affiliated support groups and opportunities to connect with the ostomy community.
- Educational resources: Practical information for navigating life before and after ostomy surgery.
- Virtual Ostomy Clinic: Access specialized virtual support and guidance related to ostomy care.
GI Psychology + UOAA
A resource page where readers can learn about GI psychology, how GI Behavioral Health can support people living with an ostomy or continent diversion, and how to connect with our team.
G-PACT
G-PACT supports individuals and families affected by gastroparesis, chronic intestinal pseudo-obstruction, and other digestive tract paralysis conditions through education, advocacy, and community support.
Resources to explore:
- Patient education: Information about digestive tract paralysis conditions and navigating care.
- Support and community: Opportunities for patients and caregivers to connect with others who understand their experiences.
- Advocacy resources: Tools and initiatives focused on increasing awareness and improving support for people with digestive motility disorders.
GI Psychology + G-PACT
Dr. Ali Navidi joined G-PACT’s podcast Surviving Out of Spite to discuss the gut-brain connection and the role of GI Behavioral Health in managing digestive symptoms.
Listen: “It’s Not in Your Head, It’s Your Gut — And Here’s Why”
Gastro Girl
Gastro Girl provides accessible, evidence-based digestive health information and resources designed to help people better understand their GI health and navigate their care.
Resources to explore:
- Digestive health education: Articles, videos, and other educational content covering GI symptoms and conditions.
- Patient tools and resources: Practical information to help patients prepare for conversations with their healthcare providers and participate in their care.
- Gut health experts: Educational content featuring perspectives from gastroenterologists, dietitians, GI psychologists, and other GI healthcare professionals.
GI Psychology + Gastro Girl
A page dedicated to information about the gut-brain connection, GI Behavioral Health, and how specialized support can complement GI care.
Looking for Individualized GI Behavioral Health Support?
GI Psychology provides nationwide virtual behavioral health care for individuals living with GI conditions, disorders of gut-brain interaction (DGBIs), IBD, chronic pain, and other medically complex concerns.
Our clinicians use evidence-based approaches including CBT for GI and gut-directed clinical hypnosis to help patients manage symptoms, reduce distress, and improve quality of life.