Trichotillomania Relapse: When the Pulling Comes Back
Started pulling again? A trichotillomania relapse is common and doesn’t erase your progress. Lapse vs relapse, why pulling returns, and what to do next.
Read article →Research and practical articles about trichotillomania — understanding it, help for parents, treatment, and living with hair pulling.
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Started pulling again? A trichotillomania relapse is common and doesn’t erase your progress. Lapse vs relapse, why pulling returns, and what to do next.
Read article →The latest trichotillomania research in plain English: new studies on treatment, online help, urges, genetics and recovery, and what each one means for you.
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Find a trichotillomania support group online or in person: where to look, what happens at a group, what research shows, and how to choose one.
Read article →Trichotillomania symptoms explained: the signs of hair-pulling disorder, what the hair loss looks like, what happens before and after pulling, and in children.
Read article →Trichotillomania therapy cost explained: typical fees per session, what insurance and public services pay, how many sessions you may need, and how to pay less.
Read article →Trichotillomania treatment explained: habit reversal, ComB, ACT, CBT, medication and NAC, help for children, how long it takes, and how to find support.
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Trichotillomania vs alopecia: how each type of hair loss looks, how doctors tell them apart, whether you can have both, and who to see first.
Read article →Can a trichotillomania wig help with pulling as well as hiding it? Which wigs, toppers and hair systems suit trich, what they cost, and how to protect regrowth.
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What happens in trichotillomania therapy: your first session, how many sessions you may need, whether you have to show hair loss, and what to do in between.
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Why pulling hair feels good, why you hunt for coarse hairs and why you bite or play with the root. What research shows, how common it is and what helps.
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