Trichotillomania – Hair Pulling

Trichotillomania, AKA. Hair pulling, is hair loss caused from repeated urges to pull or twist the hair until it breaks off or is pulled out of the scalp. Patients are unable to stop this behavior, even as their hair becomes thinner. Trichotillomania is a form of impulsive behaviour that becomes a habit pattern and without therapy can be difficult to overcome. It can be caused by stress.

Trichotillomania can affect both children and adults. It is usually noticed by an uneven appearance to the hair. People may also pull other hairs from different areas of the body, such as eyelashes, eyebrows or bodily hair.

Symptoms include:

• Bald patches
• Noticeable hair loss.
• Constant tugging, pulling, or twisting of hair
• Hair re-growth that feels like stubble in the bare spots
• Increasing sense of tension or stress before hair pulling
• Sense of relief, release or pleasure after the hair pulling

Most people with this disorder also have problems with:

• Feeling sad or depressed
• Stress
• Anxiety
• Low Self esteem
• Poor self image
• Low Confidence levels

People suffering from Trichotillomania may have been pulling their hair since childhood, or it could be relatively new habit. Either way, being aware that you are doing this bad habit and wanting to stop or change this negative behaviour is the first step.

At The Paul Goldin Clinic, we help you to change those habit patterns and belief systems all through the powers of Hypnosis, NLP and Subliminal Sound.

Katie-Jane Goldin’s message is very simple. She states . . .
 "It's all in the mind and we show you how to be in control.”

Contact us now and overcome trichotillomania – hair pulling with the help of The Paul Goldin Clinic.
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Testimonial - For Hair Pulling - Trichotillomania

I'm not afraid to think about my hair. I haven't even had one relapse and I no longer have any urges to pull. When I think about when I previously would have pulled my hair, and I now no longer have any urges, it feels like I'm thinking about someone else. Thank you for all your help.

Rachel (Rachel attended the clinic suffering with Trichotillomania (Hair Pulling) - she no longer suffers from this habit.)