Your chance to be part of the solution...: Your views

Help us, to help you, by answering a quick survey.

We would like to understand what is important to people with psoriasis and or psoriatic arthritis, when using internet search engines for answers to questions.

By completing the survey you will be helping us to endeavour to meet your needs.

Complete the survey

• Do you have a personal journey to share about your psoriasis or psoriatic arthritis?
• Would you like others to know how your life has been affected?
• Would you like to tell us about the care and treatments you have received?

This is your opportunity to let others know what it is like to live with these conditions.

How you were diagnosed, the treatments you received, how the appointment was delivered, or anything else that you want to share that you feel would help others in their journey living with psoriasis or psoriatic arthritis. 

• The negative and the positive effects.
• Share your thoughts and let others see the impact.

It's up to you, if you just want to get something off your chest, here is your chance.

You can submit anonymously or share your name.

We will add your personal journey to this website and with your help build a picture of the extent these conditions have on real people and their lives.

Please note: We will not publish your name and may edit your submission to protect your privacy and that of others mentioned.

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This opportunity is now closed

Organisation or institution: Channel 4

Main study contact: Codie Lu Scott

Public contact details: codieluscott@fivemilefilms.co.uk

Description of activity: Could you provide a loving home for a rescue dog? The Channel 4 series, The Dog House is looking for couples, individuals, friends and families who are seriously considering bringing a rescue dog into their lives and are willing to share their reasons for doing so.

Recruit criteria: People who would like to adopt a dog and are open to sharing their reason why. We are particularly looking to share how much a difference a dog can make to people’s mental health whilst living with a skin condition. We understand that with a skin condition come some serious anxieties. Studies have shown that even small interactions with dogs cause the human brain to produce oxytocin, a hormone often referred to as the “cuddle chemical.” Oxytocin increases feelings of relaxation, trust, and empathy while reducing stress and anxiety. Where?

Location: Woodgreen Pets Charity

Time commitment: 2 days approx.

Closing date: 23/03/23

Link to apply