Books
Coping with Psoriasis: A Patient's Guide to Treatment by David L. Cram, M.D., Addicus Books, 2000. — Covers how psoriasis starts, choosing the right doctor, treatment options, treating emotional symptoms, special diets, alternative therapies, and advances in treatment.
Coping with Psoriasis by Ronald Marks, Sheldon Press, 1994. — Self-help book tackles the practical questions that psoriasis sufferers are likely to ask.
Psoriasis by Dr. Richard Langley, Key Porter Books, 2005. Provides easy to understand explanations, guidelines, and advice for people with psoriasis, in order to help patients and their families to better take charge of the disease.
Psoriasis: A Patient's Guide by Nicholas Lowe, Taylor & Francis, Inc., 1998. A compact, single-volume source of information on psoriasis and the treatments available.
Psoriasis at Your Fingertips by Tim Mitchell and Rebecca Penzer, Class Publishing, 2000. Practical information on the day-to-day management of psoriasis with easy-to-follow advice.
Psoriasis, Healing from the Inside Out by Heather J. Ferris, Melville Publications, June 1995. Discusses issues of the body, mind, and spirit, as well as providing practical techniques and opportunities to reflect on individual situations.
The Psoriasis Handbook: A Self-Help Guide by Muriel K. MacFarlane, United Research Publishers, 1995. Discusses the causes and types of psoriasis as well as remedies.
Understanding Skin Problems: Acne, Eczema, Psoriasis and Related Conditions by Linda Papadopoulos, John Wiley & Sons, 2003. Information to help you understand psoriasis. Written in easy-to-understand language, it offers a positive, hopeful outlook.
The 2002 Official Patient's SourceBook on Psoriasis, James N. Parker (Editor), Icon Health Publications, 2002. — A manual for anyone interested in self-directed research on psoriasis. Referenced with Internet listings and glossary.
Please note that all of the above mentioned books can easily be ordered online.