Welcome to Trichotillomania Support, BFRB Support Charity
How we can help you
BFRB Support offers valuable information directed at recovery from hair pulling, while also accepting the longevity of the condition and its’ symptoms.
— A note to our American friends – we’re an English BFRB charity and we spell words like behavior and specializing in the British way. 😀 —
Want to stop hair pulling or quit another Body Focused Repetitive Behaviour (BFRB)? We’ve been helping people do just this since 1996.
You’ll be in safe hands if you make contact with us. If you will allow us to, we will pop in to your inbox now and again just to ask how you’re getting on. It matters to us to be here to support you on what can be a difficult journey to recovery.
BFRB support for:
Hair-pulling, eyelash or eyebrow pulling, cheek-chewing, teeth grinding or jaw clenching (bruxism), skin-picking, nail-biting, finger-biting or lip-picking? Perhaps just splitting hair ends? Other BFRBS. We are here to help!
Everyone here has overcome a BFRB. Between us we have the experience, knowledge, compassion and understanding you’ll want to see you through this.
- Join our supportive community – you can find us on Facebook. (Please note, this Facebook group is open and so any posts to the page may show in your newsfeed. We also have a closed Facebook group, so just ask us to add you. Alternatively, send a FB friend request to Tric Treat.
Support is available from our trained volunteers and professionals. We offer one-on-one sessions to help you navigate your BFRB recovery journey and find the resources you need.
Trichotillomania Support, also known as BFRB Support, is an independent non-profit supporting people affected by trichotillomania and body focused issues. We stopped hair pulling and skin picking so you can too. Wherever you are in the world, we offer advice and support to adults, children, their friends and families.
We have sourced the best, specialist treatment from https://coaching.care and obtained their services at a discounted rate for our members.
COACHING SERVICES:
We have a treatment service available (we prefer the term “coaching”), utilising ACT and BFRB behavioural therapy, with a tremendous success rate. There is a charge for this service, but all money received goes to cover running costs and keeping us operational. Coaching is suitable for adults and children aged 3 and up. We can contact your doctor, school, or anyone else and provide them with information on your condition if they’re having difficulty understanding it. You can also refer healthcare professionals to our helpful trichotillomania and dermatillomania information.Volunteer
Make a difference by volunteering with us. Whether you have personal experience with BFRBs or simply want to help, your time and skills are valuable to our mission.
DONATE
Support our work by making a donation. We receive no funding whatsoever, and rely upon your generosity to provide vital services and reach more individuals in need.
Subscribe
We’re immensely grateful for donations and public support. If you can spare £6 each month to help us keep going you will join the ranks of our treasured Tric Supporters.
Tric Supporters receive a welcome pack full of goodies and vouchers, and gain access to restricted areas of our site.
Hair pulling and the like are very much NOT a choice, and it is usually not a stress response gone too far.
A BFRB is not a phase which people usually grow out of and recovery requires guidance, tools, treatment and support.
With early appropriate treatment, dedication and hard work, BFRB recovery is possible. The sooner you get help, the greater the chance of a full recovery.
If you have concerns that you or someone close to you has Trichotillomania, it is advisable to take the issue seriously, and to seek support.
Contact Us
Have questions or need assistance? Reach out to us anytime. We’re here to help.
Together, we change our world for the better
Thank you for visiting BFRB Support Charity. You are not alone, and with the right BFRB support, healing and recovery are possible. Join us in our mission to support, educate, and empower those affected by BFRBs.