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The tools you need to get GPP-Confident

The content presented on this website contains suggestions to help you manage your GPP.

Please discuss with your doctor what is best for you.

Where can I find support?

Looking after yourself while living with generalized pustular psoriasis (GPP) is not just about treatment — emotional support is important. Your network of friends and family can help improve how you feel about your GPP. If you have a small support network, consider joining a support group to widen your social circle.

GPP support groups, forums and communities can help you learn techniques to cope with your condition. Organizations and support groups designed for patients can also help all individuals affected by GPP through shared experiences. Ask a loved one or friend to come with you so they can help you get support.

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Finding support with GPP - IFPA

IFPA

The International Federation of Psoriasis Associations (IFPA) is the global leader in fighting psoriatic disease, calling for access to early, correct diagnosis. Become a member to access their community forum where members share their experiences from all over the world.
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Finding support with GPP - NPF

NPF

The National Psoriasis Foundation (NPF) drives efforts to cure psoriatic disease and improve the lives of those affected. NPF is a leading non-profit organization supporting research on psoriasis and psoriatic arthritis and advocating for the needs of the psoriatic disease community.
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Community Forums, like the Psoriasis Association, can also provide a safe space where members can talk and share their experiences with others from around the world. Consider joining a local GPP patient advocacy or support group.

Speak to your doctor for more information on the different groups in your local area.