Aestheticians are often among the first professionals to notice the signs of skin picking. But what happens next can have a lasting impact.Join us for an insightful conversation exploring the important role aestheticians play in recognising these conditions, responding with the right support and care and recognising when behavioural treatment is needed.This webinar will provide practical insights into how early recognition, supportive language, and informed referrals can make a meaningful difference in recovery.

This webinar follws the human experience of living with a Body-Focused Repetitive Behaviour (BFRB), such as skin picking and hair pulling.Join us as we sit down with author and advocate Angela Hartlin to discuss her personal journey with skin picking, the challenges of living with shame and secrecy, and how she transformed her experience into a mission to educate and support others.Together, we'll explore what recovery can look like, the power of lived experience, and the lessons that connect everyone affected by BFRBs

Research into skin picking and hair pulling continues to grow, helping us better understand why these conditions develop, what maintains them, and how treatment continues to evolve.Join us as we explore some of the most recent research shaping the field. We'll unpack the latest findings and discuss what they may mean for individuals living with picking and pulling, families, clinicians, and anyone interested in these conditions.

Many people with Body-Focused Repetitive Behaviors (BFRBs) go to great lengths to hide their behaviors—and the impact they have. This webinar explores the emotional toll of secrecy, shame, and masking, and how hiding can reinforce the skin picking cycle. Participants will gain insight into why hiding feels necessary, what's the meaning of hiding, how it affects recovery, and gentle, practical steps toward self-compassion, support, and openness.