why choose us

Sample Questions

I'm experiencing...

I have a...

I've been...

I have...

I've been feeling...

What is ...

What causes?

What are the treatments for?

What medications are taken for?

Information on the potential side effects of...

What are the common drug interactions for...

Indications and contraindications for...

Possible adverse reactions or allergic reactions of...

Someone is experiencing a severe allergic reaction

Steps to perform CPR

What to do if a wound is bleeding heavily

How to treat a burn from hot water or a hot object

Suspected sprained ankle

Effective relaxation techniques

Tips for creating a calming bedtime routine

Guide me through mindfulness exercise

Establish healthy sleep habits

Trouble sleeping due to stress



Start a new Conversation

About Trichotillomania

Trichotillomania is a psychological disorder characterized by the recurrent and compulsive urge to pull out one's hair & leading to noticeable hair loss. This behavior can manifest in various forms & including pulling hair from the scalp & eyebrows & eyelashes & or other body hair. Trichotillomania is often driven by stress & anxiety & or a desire for sensory relief. Living with trichotillomania can be challenging & and the emotional impact of noticeable hair loss can further contribute to stress and anxiety & creating a cycle that is difficult to break. The condition often develops in childhood or adolescence and may persist into adulthood. Treatment for trichotillomania typically involves a multidisciplinary approach & combining behavioral therapy & cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT) & and support groups. Identifying triggers for hair-pulling behavior and developing coping strategies are essential components of therapy. In some cases & medications & such as selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors (SSRIs) & may be prescribed to help manage the underlying psychological factors contributing to trichotillomania. Support from mental health professionals & as well as understanding and compassion from friends and family & is crucial in the journey toward recovery.