PsA Action Month

About 1 in 3 people with psoriasis develop psoriatic arthritis.

In a perfect world, we wouldn’t need PsA Action Month. We’d have cures or, at the very least, everyone would have access to effective treatments at affordable prices. If you live with PsA – the pain, fatigue, and for some, the permanent damage – it’s all incredibly unfair.

Luckily, we do have each other, and anyone with psoriatic disease has NPF. Psoriatic disease can be very isolating, but PsA Action Month is one of our annual reminders that this vibrant, inclusive community is here to make sure you are not alone.

This is PsA: PsA Action Month 2025 - Stephen lives with PsA

Psoriasis Insider

Sign up for Psoriasis Insider in May and receive special resources for PsA Action Month. Learn about managing physical activity with PsA, stretches for your whole body, and mobility tips for around the house and work.

This is PsA: PsA Action Month 2025 - Christian lives with PsA

Screen for PsA

Do you live with psoriasis but not PsA? Use this 5-question tool to help your doctor identify PsA for early, appropriate treatment.

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From the Community – #ThisIsPsA

Your experience with PsA is unique to you, and your story is a powerful tool that helps others navigate this challenging disease. Share your story or see the stories of others on Instagram with the hashtag #ThisIsPsA.

Stories, Tips, and Tools

NPF Youth Ambassador Jackie Nachmias holding a parrot.

More Than Simply "Growing Pains"

NPF Youth Ambassador Jackie Nachmias discovered new passions when psoriatic arthritis tried to keep her down.

Read Jackie's story

Your Gift Guide for a Loved One Living with PsA

18 ways to show your loved one living with PsA that you care.

Check out the list

LB’s PsA Pain Toolkit

Psoriatic arthritis comes with pain, but this person amassed the tools to help her manage it.

Get the tools

A woman grips her hand in pain from PsA.

Using a Steroid to Treat PsA?

When and how steroids are commonly utilized in a psoriatic disease treatment plan.

NSAID is spelled out in blocks with a stethoscope in front.

NSAIDs for Psoriatic Disease

Managing pain associated with psoriasis and psoriatic arthritis is possible with NSAIDs.

Learn how

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This program is supported by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) as part of a financial assistance award totaling $351,404, with 2 percentage funded by CDC/HHS and $14.3 million amount and 98 percentage funded by non-government source(s). The contents are those of the author(s) and do not necessarily represent the official views of, nor an endorsement, by CDC/HHS, or the U.S. Government.