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Peer-to-peer support
The Psoriasis One to One program can provide you with disease and treatment information. Mentors are volunteers who also have psoriasis and/or psoriatic arthritis and have had experiences similar to yours. They will be available by phone or email to discuss and provide you with additional treatment and disease information, and provide you with emotional support. Mentors can assist if you are newly diagnosed or if you have had psoriasis and/or psoriatic arthritis for years.
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Psoriasis Support Network
The National Psoriasis Foundation has affiliated psoriasis support networks in various cities around the country. These groups are as individual as the members that comprise them, but they all welcome anyone who lives with psoriasis and /or psoriatic arthritis. All groups offer a safe and welcoming environment to share disease and treatment information and provide emotional support. Find a Support Network near you »
Message board
The National Psoriasis Foundation message board is the largest virtual community of people with psoriasis and psoriatic arthritis. We invite you to post your questions, read about others' experiences, and find resources to help you manage your disease.
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NPF in your community
The National Psoriasis Foundation has events near you including Walk to Cure Psoriasis, patient-oriented education events, advocacy events and more. Learn more »
Walk to Cure Psoriasis
Join others in your community to help improve the lives of those affected by psoriasis and psoriatic arthritis.
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Contact a health educator
Our health educator is available as an additional resource to answer your questions about psoriasis, psoriatic arthritis, treatment options and related topics. Be sure to visit the About Psoriasis and Frequently Asked Questions sections of our website first. Ask a health educator »
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