Focusing on fatigue and trichotillomania, we offer simple, practical and logical tips for energy output. We explore body focused repetitive conditions such as trichotillomania, tiredness and associations with auto-immune deficiency. Many people with trichotillomania experience high levels of tiredness. Hair pulling can be tiring and effortful. When we most need an energy boost, the very …
BFRB scale
BFRB Scale 1 = over plucking eyebrows 2 = scalp pulling only, begins in adulthood and only rarely occurs 3 = moderate skin picking, never on face or hands 4 = hair pulling from hidden from view areas only, skin picking including hands but not face and neck 5 = cheek chewing, bruxism, tongue chewing, …
Trichotillomania: Information for Health Professionals
Welcome to the section of our website dedicated to health professionals. Whether you are treating someone with an OCD related condition, body focused repetitive behaviour (BFRB) or are looking for information to share with your healthcare provider, we hope you’ll find everything you need via the links below. If you have any questions after reading, …
Success
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Promoting Public Understanding of Trichotillomania in the Media
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about trichotillomania
What is Trichotillomania donate In summary, this page Outlines the support available from Trichotillomania Support and its continued belief that pull freedom is possible for all. Discusses DSM-IV description of Trichotillomania and highlights issues about it which could be resolved in the next manual. Support and acceptance, pulling or not. Up-to-the-minute relevant research is provided …