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I've had trichotillomania since I was 9 years old. I started Trichstop at 23 after years of feeling absolutely helpless and not being able to find anyone who could give me the help I needed. Trichstop changed my life for the better and I am forever grateful for my therapist and the people who work there. This was the first time I've felt seen and heard. This is not to say that any of it it easy, it's not, it takes hard work and a lot of inner work. But they finally gave me the tools to minimize my pulling and take advantage of my life. Thank you Trichstop team for giving me my life back!

Gained so much insight into the pulling, and ultimately this challenging learning process gave me the tools and confidence to face it. Highly effective, but you only gain as much as you put in...to gain the most, you have to prioritize it.

The experience was quite insightful and beneficial. It increased my capacity for empathy for myself and ultimately allowed me to live more happily. I would most definitely recommend it to anyone else who is interested in looking for help for trichotillomania, and in fact, I have already recommended it to patients.

Yes, I would recommend this program. I have never met someone else with trich, but if I ever do, I would tell them about TrichStop with enthusiasm.
How would I summarize the program? Overall, it has been positive and illuminating. I have made a lot of progress toward managing my pulling, and I believe I have the tools I need to continue improving. I could not have done this by myself. For years, I thought I should be able to find a way to stop pulling by myself, but that is impossible. I really needed to learn about these techniques and organize strategies around my particular lifestyle.

This program, and most significantly my therapist, really allowed me to explore and analyze the core of who I am and as a result, my pulling. While I had tried many other unsuccessful methods to stop myself from pulling, this program was truly helpful in my understanding of myself and why I pull and I will continue to reference practices learned here. I would definitely recommend to anyone who needs help with this behavior.