Connecting With Others in Our Psoriatic Arthritis Community

Receiving a diagnosis of PsA can be difficult and confusing. You're often faced with an overwhelming amount of new information. It's especially hard without support.

Are you in need of guidance from someone who has gone through a similar situation? Are you unsure of where to go?

The good news: You don’t need to know someone with PsA to learn about real-life experiences, have your fears heard, and get your questions answered! You just need a PsA community like ours!

How do I connect with others on Psoriatic-Arthritis.com?

Most people start by reading articles about life with PsA from our PsA Health Leaders. Most of these articles are written by people who have firsthand experience with PsA or are healthcare professionals, such as rheumatologists. We also have articles from our dedicated Editorial Team. This team supplies the community with up-to-date information and research.

Some articles that our readers recommend:

• The PsA Days of My Life
• Tools to Make Life Easier With Psoriatic Arthritis
• Don't Judge Me for My Good Days
• Fatigue, It Gets the Best of Me
• Unmasking the Frustration and Lack of Awareness of Psoriatic Arthritis

Forums

There is so much to explore beyond articles! Feel free to ask any questions you have about PsA in our forums. These forums are a valuable resource. You can find answers to your questions and concerns about living with PsA. You'll hear directly from people in similar situations to yours.

Forums are a great way to explore specific topics more deeply. Conversations cover a wide range of topics, including managing frustrations related to PsA and receiving a diagnosis.

Community stories

Have you ever found yourself wondering, "Am I the only one struggling with this?" or "Have others experienced this as well?" Our PsA community members strengthen each other with personal stories that offer unique insights and perspectives.