Pulling Hair at Night: What Helps With Bedtime Pulling
Why pulling hair at night is so common, whether you can pull in your sleep, and the barriers and bedtime routines that help with pulling hair in bed.
Read article →Research and practical articles about trichotillomania — understanding it, help for parents, treatment, and living with hair pulling.
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Why pulling hair at night is so common, whether you can pull in your sleep, and the barriers and bedtime routines that help with pulling hair in bed.
Read article →How to stop pulling your hair: what to do when an urge hits, how to find your triggers, barriers and swaps that help, and when to get support.
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Telling someone about trichotillomania: who to tell first, what to say to a friend, partner, parent or boss, how to handle a bad reaction, and dating.
Read article →Hypnotherapy for trichotillomania: what happens in a session, what the research says about hypnosis for hair pulling, and how to choose a hypnotherapist.
Read article →Is trichotillomania a disability? It can be, depending on how it affects you. What the law says, your rights at work and school, and telling your employer.
Read article →Does NAC work for trichotillomania? What trials found in adults and in children, side effects and safety, and why to speak to a doctor before you try it.
Read article →Does online therapy work for trichotillomania? What studies of video therapy for hair pulling found, the pros and cons, and how to find someone who can help.
Read article →Pulling body hair from your arms, legs, pubic area or elsewhere can be trichotillomania. Why it happens, how it differs from grooming, and what helps.
Read article →Pulling out your eyebrows: why it happens, how it differs from over-plucking, whether your brows will grow back, and the steps and support that help.
Read article →Pulling out eyelashes? Why it happens, if it’s trichotillomania, whether lashes grow back and how soon, what helps, and whether lash serums are safe.
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