Recent Articles in Habit Reversal

Awareness training for habit reversal

It is difficult dealing with a habit if we are not aware of it
Using a fidget toy can be a good skin-safe behaviour

 

Fidget toy ... a new skin-safe behaviour?
Habit reversal for atopic eczema and successful self-help

 Sue Armstrong Brown, patient and author, emphasizes the   importance of professional support for successful self-help 
Habit Reversal for Atopic Eczema: Motivation and Success

 

 The role of motivation in achieving success 
  with habit reversal for atopic eczema 
Habit Reversal, Atopic Eczema & The Nurse Practitioner

 
The Nurse Practitioner is ideally placed to offer 
 habit reversal for chronic atopic eczema 
Habit Reversal for atopic eczema: simple to use in primary care

  Habit reversal for atopic eczema is not rocket science! 
Habit Reversal: non-toxic and cost-effective in chronic atopic eczema

How easy-to-use habit reversal for chronic atopic eczema
can safely save both time and money!
The Combined Approach to atopic eczema is educational

The Combined Approach to atopic eczema
is an educational approach
Habit Reversal Tip #24 Habit reversal, scratching and the smartphone

  Talking on your mobile may not be a skin-safe behaviour! 
From the clinic: Night-time scratching
 How your daytime scratching could be causing  your night-time itching! 
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