Welcome to all things trichotillomania and anxiety. Hope you find it helpful while you navigate this disorder.
You are not alone.
Some of the biggest beauty brands captured Anna Moore without eyelashes and found her look to be different and gorgeous. Who needs lashes to be beautiful?!
Have you or someone you know recently started pulling their hair out? You are not alone. Read here about this common disorder and ways to gain control and stop pulling your hair.
An OCD therapist shares a trick on how to stop pulling your hair, how to interrupt the little voice inside that says, “keep pulling”, plus which type of therapy is the best if you’re asking yourself, “How do I stop pulling my hair out?”
It’s hard to understand trichotillomania when you don’t suffer from it. Trichsters explain exactly how it feels and this may help you become more sympathetic to the person you know with trich.
Sophia, 12, has been diagnosed with trichotillomania which she’s dealt with for two years. But her own struggle doesn’t stop her from helping other children with hair loss.
Feeling like I’d tried everything, skepticism consumed me when Liz Fisher from Tap Into Health told me she cured her trichotillomania with tapping. Skepticism…until I tried it myself.
Skye, a 15 year old with trichotillomania went from hiding to telling people the truth about her disorder. Plus, she shares her 3 tricks for stopping hair pulling.
Stopping trichotillomania may involve changing the way you think about it. Read for some things you can say to yourself to stop the cycle of hair pulling.
Do you think eyelash extensions are a solution for stopping Trichotillomania? Think again! See why it may be a trigger as well as a costly mistake.
