About Us

 


Above I am with Peter Norén and Richard Staughton, my colleagues and co-authors of Atopic Skin Disease - A Manual For Practitioners,
and Sue Armstrong-Brown, our patient and author of The Eczema Solution.
The enthusiasm of Peter, Richard and Sue for The Combined Approach to atopic eczema has been the inspiration for this membership website.
Here the potent combination of the expertise of professionals with the experience of patients aims to radically improve the treatment of atopic eczema everywhere.

www.atopicskindisease.com is a self-funded membership website

 

Dr Christopher Bridgett

 

 

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RECENT ARTICLES

1989-2019 Habit reversal for atopic eczema in the UK

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In 2018 there were eighteen UK centres offering habit reversal for atopic eczema 

Habit reversal for atopic eczema and successful self-help


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 Sue Armstrong Brown, patient and author, emphasizes the   importance of professional support for successful self-help 

Horses for courses


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There are horses for courses, and courses for horses...

Peter Norén talks to DrB

 

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For more than 50 years it has been known that scratching of the skin causes the changes seen in chronic eczema.

VIDEO - Live Without Eczema

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On this video follow the progress of one patient at The Chelsea & Westminster Hospital as she goes through The Combined Approach, the successful treatment programme for atopic eczema.

Foreword

Foreword

Dr John Cotterill, co-founder of the European Society for Dermatology and Psychiatry, writes about the significance of the collaboration of two dermatologists, Dr Richard Staughton in the UK and Dr Peter Noren in Sweden, with UK psychiatrist Dr Christopher Bridgett. 

What is atopic skin disease?

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Eczema, dermatitis, atopic eczema, atopic dermatitis, atopic skin disease: what do these terms mean? And what is atopy? The term atopic skin disease is used to emphasise a complication of atopic eczema caused by habitual scratching - lichenification.