Living Well with a Skin Condition

Targeting the “well” and not just the “living”

Reduce the suffering and focus on your valued living

In a society where the portrayal of ‘beauty’ is narrowly and unrealistically defined, people can worry about their appearance.

The “Living well with a skin condition” consists of five self-guided sessions with practical recommendations and exercises tapping across skin conditions. This means you will be guided by this material to work by yourself, in your own time, space, and place.

Self-guided material

Learn practices to manage the complicated physiological and psychological consequences of a skin condition.

Personalized suggestions

The program was designed for you to guide yourself and find your meanings and responses to your skin condition, whatever your diagnosis might be.

Hands-on tips, tools, and techniques

Podcasts, animations, and video recordings will guide you to try new ways of responding to your skin condition in moments of distress.

Practical solutions

Help people with skin conditions handle distressing thoughts and feelings

Increase Resilience

Learn how to overcome the ups & downs of your skin conditions

Enhance valued living

Focus your attention on what matters, rather than what other people think about you.

Join us today

Use the link BELOW to sign up your interest and participate in an innovative study

Participate in our study

  • The intervention will be delivered online
  • 5 self-guided (i.e. without a therapist) meetings lasting. about 30′ each.
  • The meetings include activities that can be completed in the comfort of your home, one per week

Tracking your progress

  • You will track for 2 months how you cope with your skin conditions.
  • You will be given access to the intervention website via a link.
  • Each week will provide you personalised activities.

“I know that scratching my patches of psoriasis is not good, but as much as I tried, I couldn’t break this habit. Thanks to the “Living well with a skin condition” program, I have learned new ways to help me break this habitual response.”

Curtin

32-year-old, Market Analyst from Dundee


Sign up your interest and we will contact you

Our trial is open