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A podcast by SkinPick, created as a space for learning, connection, and compassion.We explore the many layers of excoriation disorder (skin picking) through open, thoughtful conversations — with therapists, dermatologists, researchers, and people with lived experience. Together, we talk about the science, the stigma, the daily realities — and the hope. Whether you're here to understand more, feel less alone, or find support, there's space for you here.
SkinPick.com hosts SkinPick.com: Honest conversations about skin picking, a health show with 14 episodes published.
Clinical Social Worker, and SkinPick therapist, Laura Santner answers all your questions on skin picking (excoriation disorder).Some questions for this session include:-What causes skin picking- why is this happening to
Show notesTension and stress often build up before a picking episode—what if you could interrupt that cycle? In the webinar, you’ll learn how PMR works, why it helps with picking, and how to start using it in your daily routine. F
Show notesClinical Social Worker, and SkinPick therapist, Laura Santner answers all your questions on skin picking (excoriation disorder). Some questions for this session include: -My daughter doesn’t want to talk about it—how can
Show notesJoin us for another episode of In Their Own Words—a series where people with lived experience of skin picking share their stories and insights on understanding and managing these behaviors. We’ll be talking with Michelle
Show notesJoin Meryl Da Costa-Rohland, Counsellor and SkinPick Community Manager, for In Their Own Words—a series highlighting personal journeys with lived experience of skin picking. In this session, Lauren McKeaney, founder of t
Show notesHosted by Counsellor and Community Manager, Meryl Da Costa-Rohland, with guest host , Prof Clare Mackay they talk about from a neuroscience perspective, some of the reasons why we pick. They’ll explore grooming behaviour
Show notesSome of the questions included in this session: What causes skin picking? What type of therapist should I look for? How common is skin picking? Is dermatillomania a lifelong struggle? Are there treatments available to he
Show notesSkinPick Therapist, and Clinical Social Worker, Laura Santner will be answering all your questions related to love, romance and intimacy.
Show notesJoin Meryl Da Costa-Rohland, Counsellor and Community Manager at SkinPick, as she sits down with the SkinPicks Clinical Lead, and clinical psychologist Dr. Sofia Wenzler and clincal psychologist Vedrana Mirkovic to explo
Show notesSkinPick therapist, Laura Santner, an expert in treating body-focused repetitive behaviors (bfrbs) answers your questions on skin picking (excoriation disorder). Whether you're seeking support for yourself or a loved one
Show notesMeryl Da Costa-Rohland, Counsellor and Community Manager of SkinPick, talks to leading experts, Clinical Psychologists Dr. Sofia Wenzler and Vedrana Mirkovic, to dive deep into the emotional and psychological aspects of
Show notesMeryl Da Costa-Rohland, Counsellor and Community Manager at SkinPick talks with Aneela Idnani as she shares her personal journey with trichotillomania (hair pulling), a body-focused repetitive behaviour (BFRB) like skin
Show notesBecca Schneider, an actor and writer, has transformed her experience with hair pulling—a body-focused repetitive behavior (BFRB) like skin picking—into "TRICH", an award-winning solo play that brings light to mental heal
Show notesDiscover the inspiring journey of Prof. Clare Mackay, a Professor of Neuroscience at the University of Oxford, who has lived with trichotillomania (hair-pulling disorder) since the age of 12. Prof. Mackay will shares her
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