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🖐️ Fidgets & Focus Tools (Hand Work)
Supplement / internal support options
🧠 Education & Understanding (Mind Work)
💆♀️ Hair & Scalp Care (Repair Work)
🖐️ Fidgets & Focus Tools (Hand Work)
Keep your hands busy and engaged!
Icosa: atomic fidget ball
stretchy, moldable putty. It won’t break into beads and is good for tactile engagement
Crazy Aaron’s Better Butter Thinking Putty
Super-soft, stretchy thinking putty with a buttery texture that gives restless hands something tactile to do. I like this kind of sensory fidget because it keeps my fingers busy without feeling like a kid’s toy.
I love these but the beads get everywhere lol
https://amzn.to/4mUgtDm
Picky Pad 2Pcs Multicolor Fidget Toy for Skin Picking
Trichotillomania (hair-pulling disorder) - Symptoms and ...
Supplement / internal support options
High dose biotin for hair growth
Nature's Bounty Biotin 10,000 mcg, 250 Softgels
🧠 Education & Understanding (Mind Work)
Science-backed books, courses, and other ways to understand BFRBs (Body-Focused Repetitive Behaviors), stress response, and neurodivergence.
Lots of books out there in this day and age. This is comprehensive with helpful ideas
The Only Book on Trichotillomania: Complete Guide
This is the updated, second edition of the ACT + habit reversal therapy workbook. It’s structured into 10 sessions, with worksheets, exercises, and real guidance for managing urges.
Trichotillomania Workbook: ACT-Enhanced Therapy
💆♀️ Hair & Scalp Care (Repair Work)
Soothing, strengthening, and sensory-safe hair products for healing and regrowth.
Great for hair, lashes and brows
Organic Castor Oil, Cold Pressed, 16.9oz Pump
Everyone should love a scalp massage. its especially good for my nervous system and hair pulling urges post tramuatic brain injury that worsened my nerve issues. A stylist at Parlor 3 in Nashville introduced me to Zenagen, and I loved it enough that ...