We launched the online counseling service last August. It was (and is) a success! Many people find it very useful and life changing, and I'm very happy about it.

Some people however prefer to get help by a therapist in a traditional manner (face-to-face), even though its costly and less "private". So I took upon myself to help patients find therapist who know how to treat Dermatillomania. After long research, countless emails and some website development, I'm proud to host this list of therapists.

Hopefully more professionals will join this list with time, covering more states in the US and countries worldwide. Therapists can join for free here.

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After the success of my book "Complete Guide to Skin Picking Disorders" and the positive feedback from readers, I've been thinking alot about how else I can contribute to the people visiting skinpick.com. On one hand, information out there about this disorder is scarce, and people learn a lot from this website and from the book, and this by itself has tremendous impact. However, this is often not enough, because even when the person understands what's wrong, he/she still needs to deal with it. And the most effective way of treating skin picking is getting help (I know this by experience).

So, after prolonged research (and some technical development of this website) I'm happy to let you know that we're offering online counseling service for people with the skin picking disorder.

Learn more here: online counseling program to stop skin picking

I feel confident that many people will benefit from this program.

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I am not a big believer in meds when it comes to treating Dermatillomania. However, you cannot totally disregard the physiological aspect of this disorder.

Very little is done by the scientific community, so when someone induces efforts into it, I more than welcome it.

The following study is done by the University of Minnesota: a drug study for skin picking.

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