Can’t Stop Pulling Your Hair? It Feels Good For A Reason—Here’s The Science

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Recorded15 Jun 2026

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Why does pulling your own hair sometimes feel good? We examine the surprising biological and psychological reasons behind trichotillomania—from endorphin release to coping mechanisms—and reveal proven strategies like Habit Reversal Training and mindfulness that can help break the cycle. Learn more at https://amfmtreatment.com/blog/why-does-pulling-hair-trichotillomania-feel-good/

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