The Foundation for Sarcoidosis Research (FSR) created a Video Library consisting of recorded webinars, virtual education events, and physician presentations.
FSR makes it a priority to record and share these videos to ensure all those in our sarcoidosis community can access the invaluable information shared by our expert presenters.
View the different playlists available on our YouTube channel below.
FSR’s Educational Videos host National experts in sarcoidosis who cover a wide range of topics on managing and treating sarcoidosis. You’ll find webinars specific to a sarcoidosis manifestation, such as our Cardiac Sarcoidosis Series, and more wide ranging webinars on Systemic Sarcoidosis, or our Sarcoidosis Survival Checklist Series covering everything form the symptom patters of the disease to what to monitor.
Our Emotional and Mental Wellness Series playlist features sessions facilitated by clinical mental health professionals on topics important to our sarcoidosis community, including stress, therapy, and pain management.
FSR’s COVID-19 webinars bring together national experts in sarcoidosis to cover what you should know about COVID-19, vaccines and sarcoidosis. You can also find FSR’s statements and updates on COVID-19 on our COVID-19 Response Page.
FSR’s Wellness Video Series focuses on Mindfulness and Meditation, as well as Qi-Gong. Both of these can support decreasing stress, lung health, as well as sleep health, which can influence chronic fatigue.
Latest videos
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Functional Medicine and Sarcoidosis
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Coalition to Transform Clinical Trial Engagement PSA
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Managing the Invisible Fatigue in Sarcoidosis
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FSR Grantee Webinar - Dr. Amanda Piquet
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Mind-Body Approaches for Sarcoidosis: A Mindfulness Workshop
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FSR Volunteer Appreciation 2026
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Join the FSR Patient Registry!
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Sarcoidosis 101
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Evidence Based Strategies for Pain Relief
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Sarcoidosis Awareness Month and the FSR Patient Registry
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Fighting Sarcoidosis Together: FSR 2025 Highlights
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Nutrition Recommendations for Living with Sarcoidosis
View more videos on our YouTube channel, @StopSarcoidosis.
Made possible, in part, by a grant from the PHLY Foundation.