TIPs: Eating Disorders > Compulsion Recovery
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A hair pulling self-help monitoring tool to help you build awareness of your hair pulling behaviors looking at the SCAMP domains: Sensory, Cognitive, Affective, Motor, and Place.
What is a compulsion? How does one overcome compulsive behaviors? And as a friend, lover or family member what can you do to support someone in recovery.
Quiz: Do I Have A Sexual Compulsion?
These questions prompt you to question your sexual behavior habits. If you answer "yes" to a majority of them, consider seeking sexual compulsive healing counseling with continue reading
Center for Growth / Compulsive and Dependence Recovery in Philadelphia: The Compulsive / Dependent Family SystemGrowing up a part of a family, it’s easy to believe that how you are raised and what you see continue reading
Automatic negative thoughts and core beliefs are the two main roots of anxiety and depression. People who suffer from anxiety and depression, usually have a maladaptive thought process that is generalized and highly continue reading
Treatment options for Adults with Anorexia
* Day treatment* Inpatient* IOP* Outpatient (such as the Center for Growth)
The Maudsley method is only indicated for adolescents (usually 18 or younger) who have had the illness continue reading
Recognize and respond to an continue reading
