Focused vs Automatic Pulling: The Two Ways People Pull
Focused vs automatic pulling explained: what each style of hair pulling looks like, why most people do both, and how knowing your mix changes what helps.
Read article →Research and practical articles about trichotillomania — understanding it, help for parents, treatment, and living with hair pulling.
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Focused vs automatic pulling explained: what each style of hair pulling looks like, why most people do both, and how knowing your mix changes what helps.
Read article →Habit reversal training for trichotillomania explained: the steps, how a competing response works, what the research shows, and whether you can do it yourself.
Read article →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.
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