Abstract

Trichotillomania is characterised by recurrent hair-pulling, leading to noticeable hair loss, which in turn leads to a wide range of cognitive, behavioural and affective symptoms. As a result, sufferers can develop physical problems and profound social handicaps. The condition appears to have a positive response to cognitive behaviour therapy and nurses trained in these methods can often be the ideal choice of therapist.

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