Welcome to
The Canadian Skin Patient Alliance
We are here to work with Canadian skin patients to promote skin health and to improve quality of life. We hope that you find some useful resources on our site and we welcome your feedback.
We are here to work with Canadian skin patients to promote skin health and to improve quality of life. We hope that you find some useful resources on our site and we welcome your feedback.
The Canadian Skin Patient Alliance (CSPA) and the Acne and Rosacea Society of Canada are proud to launch Breaking Out: A report on the acne patient experience, to contribute to the knowledge of the lived experiences of people in Canada with acne
The CSPA is pleased to announce the launch of our Self-Empowerment Toolkit, a series of resources to educate, guide, and support skin, hair, and nail patients and those around them. Check out our first resource, a guide for talking to kids and youth about your skin condition!
The CSPA is proud to announce Dr. Yuka Asai as our Dermatologist of the Year for 2021. Congratulations, Dr. Asai!
We proudly honour Hazel Booth with the Tanny Nadon Caregiver Award. Hazel has supported her sibling, a burn survivor, for more than 28 years! Watch their video; see why Hazel is so special and deserving.
The CSPA is proud to launch a new tool "Is My Prescription Covered?". This is a free and interactive drug coverage finder that will allow everyone in Canada to find out if their medication is covered.
Answer a series of yes or no questions and find out if your prescription is covered.
We are grateful for all of our wonderful CSPA volunteers! Click below as we focus in on a conversation with Educational Resource Developer, Harleen Cheema.
Want to help researchers better understand what Canadians know about skin cancer and its risk factors? Click the link below to complete this short 5-10 minute survey on skin cancer risk factors and sun safety practices.
We are very proud to release the first ever charter specifically for patients living with conditions, diseases or traumas that affect the skin.
A number of organizations work together with us to improve the lives of skin patients and their families in Canada.
The three issues produced each year provide information you can use to help you with your skin condition or that of your loved ones.
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