What is Trichotillomania (hair pulling disorder) & how do we deal with it?

Max points: 5 Type: Mental Disorder Explainer

This video explains trichotillomania, a hair-pulling disorder linked to impulse control and coping with stress. It explores causes, symptoms, and treatment approaches like CBT and talk therapy. Helpful for those struggling or supporting others, it offers understanding, coping strategies, and reassurance that recovery is possible.

Channel: Kati Morton Duration: 0:05:30

Questions

1. What is Trichotillomania commonly described as in the content?

Compulsive hand washing Nail-biting disorder Hair-pulling disorder Skin-picking disorder

2. Which body areas are most commonly affected by hair pulling in Trichotillomania?

Head, eyebrows, eyelashes Beard, mustache, neck Arms, legs, chest Back, shoulders, feet

3. According to the speaker, which therapy is considered one of the best treatments for Trichotillomania?

Hypnosis Talk therapy and CBT Medication only Electroconvulsive therapy

4. What did the speaker say often reduces hair-pulling urges in clients?

Processing underlying trauma in therapy Cutting caffeine intake Taking daily vitamins Joining sports teams

5. Trichotillomania falls under which category of mental health disorders?

Impulse control disorders Personality disorders Sleep disorders Mood disorders

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