For many patients, the journey of working toward their long-term psoriasis goals can be met with roadblocks during the colder months, leaving them feeling discouraged and disappointed. Lianne has psoriasis and knows first-hand the disappointment that comes with those tougher winter seasons, which can result in her having a flare, tough dermatologist appointments and feeling uncomfortable in her skin. This motivational post aims to remind patients that while the road to reaching their long-term goals can be difficult, it’s important to not lose hope and remember how far they’ve come.

The physical symptoms of psoriasis can lead to pain and discomfort. But psoriasis is so much more than a skin condition and it’s important to consider how psoriasis may be affecting other areas of your life. By tuning into these experiences and being honest with your dermatologist about your reality, you can work together to find a management plan that focuses on the things most important to you.

Only have a short time with your dermatologist? See my tips for how to make the most of your time—and help them see the person behind your skin.

These quick tips can help make the most of a doctor’s appointment, helping you reach your goals.

Psoriasis is more than just a skin condition, and over the years I’ve learned how important it is to remember that lifestyle and environmental factors can have a big impact.

Whether you have recently been diagnosed, or are still looking for the right management plan—online guides, doctors, and your healthcare system can be very confusing. Here I share a few helpful tips on where and how to start.