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  • VIDEO: How do you scratch?

    VIDEO: How do you scratch?

    Some methods of scratching develop from unrelated activities

  • VIDEO: A Behavioural Approach

    The Combined Approach to atopic eczema is a successful treatment programme using a behavioural approach. It combines optimal conventional topical treatment with habit reversal, a very simple behaviour modification technique for the habitual scratching that causes chronic eczema. This presentation describes the programme for Adults and Older Children. A modified version is suitable for Younger…

  • Habit Reversal For Atopic Eczema: Simple To Use In Primary Care

    Habit Reversal For Atopic Eczema: Simple To Use In Primary Care

    Habit reversal for atopic eczema is not rocket science!  Dr Pixie McKenna is a family doctor and general practitioner in central London UK who previously worked also as a clinical assistant with Dr Richard Staughton, Consultant Dermatologist, in the Daniel Turner Dermatology Clinic at Chelsea & Westminster Hospital, London, UK. She is also well known…

  • Habit Reversal, Atopic Eczema & The Nurse Practitioner

    Habit Reversal, Atopic Eczema & The Nurse Practitioner

    The Nurse Practitioner is ideally placed to offer  habit reversal for chronic atopic eczema  Jill Peters is an NHS Dermatology Nurse Practitioner in Suffolk, UK who has worked for over twenty years in both hospitals and with family practitioners. She was introduced to habit reversal and The Combined Approach to chronic atopic eczema at the Daniel…

  • 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 Sue Armstrong Brown is an environmental scientist who has spent 20 years in conservation and environmental policy, working for academia, Government, and NGOs. She suffered from severe chronic eczema from childhood until her late 20s, with several long stays in…

  • Multidisciplinary Meeting – Habit Reversal & Atopic Eczema – Introduction

    Multidisciplinary Meeting – Habit Reversal & Atopic Eczema – Introduction

    Why we arranged a multidisciplinary meeting on “Habit Reversal & Atopic Eczema” On Thursday 28th March 2017 at The Medical Society of London   there was an afternoon multidisciplinary meeting to consider the current position of the behaviour modification technique habit reversal in the treatment of atopic eczema. The eighty attendees included dermatologists, psychiatrists, psychologists,…

  • Habit Reversal & Atopic Eczema – Meeting Introduction

    Dr Christopher Bridgett, Consultant Psychiatrist.  An introductory review of habit reversal and atopic eczema On Thursday 28th March 2017 at The Medical Society of London   there was an afternoon multidisciplinary meeting to consider the current position of the behaviour modification technique habit reversal in the treatment of atopic eczema. The eighty attendees included dermatologists,…

  • Habit Reversal & Atopic Eczema: Results with Adults

    Habit Reversal & Atopic Eczema: Results with Adults

    Dr Richard Staughton, Consultant Dermatologist presents clinical results using habit reversal for atopic eczema in adults On Thursday 28th March 2017 at The Medical Society of London there was an afternoon multidisciplinary meeting to consider the current position of the behaviour modification technique habit reversal in the treatment of atopic eczema. The eighty attendees included…

  • Habit Reversal & Atopic Eczema: Working With Children

    Habit Reversal & Atopic Eczema: Working With Children

    Dr Peter Norén, Consultant Dermatologist presents his work using habit reversal for children with atopic eczema

  • Online Habit Reversal Workshop

    Online Habit Reversal Workshop

    Full Online 2020 Workshop with references now available to members Because of the pandemic precautions at the time, the 2020 Workshop was prerecorded and offered online. The recording is here for all members to view. For group (6 or more) workshops, free membership can be arranged – just ask! The video lasts nearly two hours, but…