BFRB online helps you
to stop pulling or picking and take control of your life and your BFRB. It is a
real evidence-based treatment and its online, self-directed BRFB program is
here and to empower you to become the boss. This program is unlike anything you
have tried before and it actually a lot easier than you think.
We help you with all
types of BFRB by providing you with,
21 engaging videos
which are jam-packed with treatment information to help stop hair pulling
or skin picking. Instead of going through slides, each video is engaging and
gives you exactly what you need. The courses are tailored to give you
step-by-step instructions on how to handle your BFRB. It is the same treatment
I teach those I see in my office every day. We also provide worksheets to keep
yourself engaged, you’ll be using a series of worksheets that help bring
motivation and help you set goals.
Help with hair pullingis a way of dealing with negative or uncomfortable feelings, such as
stress, anxiety, boredom, loneliness, fatigue, or frustration. Habit reversal
training is a type of cognitive therapy, to is very effective for treating
trichotillomania. It is the treatment of choice for this condition. The
hair-pulling disorder is a mental disorder that involves recurrent, irresistible
urges to pull out hair from your scalp, eyebrows or other areas of your body,
despite trying to stop.
Things you can try to help skin picking disorder are,
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Keep your hands busy, try squeezing a softball or
putting on gloves
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Identify when and where you most commonly pick your
skin and try to avoid these triggers
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Try to resist for longer and longer each time you
feel the urge to pick.
You can also try
distracting your hands with any number of items including silly putty, stress
balls, fidgets, and tangle toys.
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Keeps your nails always trimmed short, and having
fewer nails provides less to bite and is less tempting.
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Apply the bitter-tasting nail polish to your nails
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Get regular manicures
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Replace the nail-biting habit with a good habit
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Identify your triggers
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Try to gradually stop biting your nails
The people who feel
lows and tend to show who are nervous, anxious, and feeling down. It's a way to
cope with these feelings. You may also find yourself doing it when you’re
bored, hungry,a or feeling insecure. Most nail-biting is automatic and you do
it without thinking.
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