•Occupational therapy to assess for splints, foot orthotics, braces and assistive devices (e.g., canes, long-handled shoe horns, etc.) will help to improve function.
•Patient self-management programs employing education on symptom control, diet, stretching and exercise empower patients with greater confidence to control their disease.
•“Mind/body” interventions such as yoga and tai chi may prove helpful for some individuals.