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LARS Booklet

Developed by Marylise Boutros and Richard Garfinkle

A booklet that goes over what LARS is, why it happens, and how to manage it.

A Self Management Guide by Symptom

Developed by Marylise Boutros and Claudia DiVenti

A Self-Management Guide by LARS Symptom

Diaries

Developed by Marylise Boutros and Richard Garfinkle

Allow participants to log the frequency and consistency of their bowel movements, and map any association with certain food and/or medications.

Bristol Stool Chart

Developed by Marylise Boutros and Richard Garfinkle

This tool is to be used along with the diaries.

Colorectal Cancer Canada

This organization provides comprehensive resources and support for individuals affected by colorectal cancer and related conditions, including LARS.

Love Your Buns

This organization focuses on raising awareness about bowel health and provides resources for individuals dealing with bowel-related issues, including LARS.

Bowel Research UK

This page features personal stories and experiences related to bowel health, including insights from individuals living with LARS.

Living with LARS Toolkit

Developed by Colorectal Cancer Canada

This toolkit offers practical information and strategies for managing LARS, including tips on diet, lifestyle changes, and coping mechanisms.

LARS Booklet (French)

A French-language booklet providing clear information and support for people living with LARS.

Symptom Management Guide (Spanish)

Guía práctica para el manejo de síntomas de LARS

A Spanish trifold guide with practical tips to manage LARS symptoms and improve daily wellbeing.

Social Media

Connect with our community for support, information, and shared experiences related to Low Anterior Resection Syndrome (LARS)!

Welcome to the LARS Collaborative, a dedicated community of healthcare providers, researchers, and individuals living with LARS (Low Anterior Resection Syndrome). Our diverse team is united by a shared mission: to address the challenges posed by LARS and its associated sequelae.

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