National Psoriasis Foundation

04/22/2026

04/21/2026

If you know NPF you probably know Jody — an advocate, fundraiser, and longtime NPF volunteer who continues to show up for this community in so many ways. 💙

From sharing her story to advocating locally and on Capitol Hill, Jody’s impact reaches far beyond herself. Now, she’s sharing what being a part of NPF truly means in a new podcast episode. Tune in to hear how finding community changed everything, and why volunteers like Jody keep paying it forward. 🎧psoriasis.org/watch-and-listen/finding-connections-made-us-stronger-with-npf/

04/20/2026

Happy ! NPF was founded by a small group of people living with psoriatic disease who had nowhere to turn. Today, because of our volunteers, no one facing psoriatic disease has to go through it alone.

This community thrives because of people who stepped up and shared their time, their stories, and their support to help others live better. Join us this week as we celebrate the incredible impact our volunteers make every day. 💙

Get to know some of the people behind that impact: psoriasis.org/volunteer-appreciation/

04/17/2026

Scaling, itching, cracks on your feet… but what’s actually causing it?

Psoriasis and athlete’s foot can look almost identical—but they’re not treated the same. And using the wrong treatment can actually make things worse. Head to our website to see the differences, and learn how to spot the signs so you can get the right care. 🔗psoriasis.org/advance/psoriasis-or-athletes-foot/

04/16/2026

Are you living with Generalized Pustular Psoriasis (GPP)?

GPP is rare and chronic, and for those living with it, the impact is anything but small. Flares can come on suddenly, cause severe pain, and can even require urgent care. Because it’s so uncommon, GPP is often misunderstood and misdiagnosed.

📅 Mark your calendar for August 13: GPP Awareness Day and head to our website to learn more about this rare form of psoriasis. 🔗psoriasis.org/gpp-resource-center/

04/15/2026

04/11/2026

Pets will always bring a smile to your face, but did you know your furry friends might actually help you better manage your .

Learn more on our website: https://ow.ly/eSk250P11rB

04/11/2026

If you’re a young person with psoriatic disease, you’re not alone. There are more than 700,000 youth diagnosed with psoriasis and/or psoriatic arthritis in the U.S.

Our Youth Ambassadors program creates chances for you to connect with new friends and find a community of people who know what you're going through.

Head to our website to learn more about our Youth Ambassadors and how you can join:

The NPF Youth Ambassadors program gives teens opportunities to make friends with those who also have psoriasis and psoriatic arthritis. Learn how...

04/09/2026

✨ The Commit to Cure Gala is almost here!
Follow NPF Community to stay connected, see behind-the-scenes moments, and follow along with this incredible night focused on hope, progress, and a cure. 💙

04/05/2026

What triggers your psoriasis?
From stress to physical factors, flare-ups aren’t always predictable, but understanding your triggers can help you stay one step ahead. Hear insights from experts on managing both the physical and emotional sides of psoriatic disease. Listen now on our website or wherever you get your podcasts. psoriasis.org/watch-and-listen/triggers-and-flares-of-psoriatic-disease/

04/04/2026

Everyone deserves to feel good in their body. For those living with psoriatic disease, total body wellness isn’t just a goal, it’s a vital part of managing inflammation.

Explore tips, tools, and trusted guidance in our Total Body Wellness Resource Center. https://www.psoriasis.org/total-body-wellness/

04/04/2026

Unlike your pet, you probably don't leave your psoriatic disease at home when you go to work or school. From the visible nature of psoriasis to the mobility impacts of psoriatic arthritis, your psoriatic disease can make work or school more challenging.

Download your free resources and get tips on navigating conversations, requesting accommodations, and managing daily tasks.📚 psoriasis.org/resource-library/psoriatic-disease-in-the-workplace