
Wouldn't it feel amazing to be free from the burden of your BFRB?
You are not alone. We bring together adults who are suffering with hair pulling (trichotillomania), skin picking (dermatillomania), nail biting (onychophagia) and other Body Focused Repetitive Behaviors (BFRBs) who are ready to take control of unwanted behaviors to build relationships with those on the same path, share stories, & practice healthier habits so that you can gain confidence, learn strategies, create lasting lifestyle change, and move from hurting to healing.
A confidence-building practice disguised as BFRB management - where you don't just reduce the behavior, you transform how you listen to your body and live your life.
Choose annual, save 2 weeks free, and give yourself the gift of lasting change.
Results-driven support that focuses on what you want to create.

Why the HabitAware Collective is Different:
- 40 years lived experience + thousands helped = deep insights into what actually works (not just what should work)
- "Lived Mastery" vs. clinical treatment approach
- Results-driven peer support that focuses on what you want to create, not what you want to avoid
- Confidence-building practice disguised as BFRB management
BFRB Change Collective: meet your hosts + what members are saying
Meet Your Hosts



What Members Are Saying


"Trichotillomania impacted my marriage and self-confidence. I tried many strategies, but nothing worked, and I couldn't find anyone who understood this pain. I wish someone had introduced me to the collective years ago—what I needed was empathy, validation, and education about what trichotillomania really is. After just a few hours, I gained a completely different perspective and felt prepared to make real progress. To anyone struggling with hair-pulling who is hesitant, do yourself the biggest favor and dive right in!" –Anonymous

With community support you can:
- Learn the methods to replace your BFRB with healthier strategies,
- Boost confidence,
- Create lasting behavior change,
- Finally live free from the burden of your BFRB
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