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Habit Reversal Tip #16 The consequences of scratching

An important part of understanding a behaviour is to consider its consequences
The skin as a battleground

   If peace can break out, all will return to normal
Habit Reversal Tip #15 Essentials for habit reversal success

A trouble-shooting guide for when things do not seem to go well
Habit Reversal Tip #14. Scratching and atopic eczema: quantity v. quality
Registration of scratching measures the frequency, not the quality
Chronic eczema? Keeping short nails isn’t enough!

When scratching eczema becomes a persistent habit, eczema becomes chronic
Understanding natural healing with habit reversal for chronic atopic eczema
Habit reversal allows natural healing through leaving the skin alone for long enough
Up and down, as per usual
Atopic eczema can become chronic -  never clearing up altogether
Friday Facts #24 The three stages of healing

Using The Combined Approach to treating chronic atopic eczema there are three stages of healing
FAQ: What about scalp eczema?


The Combined Approach to atopic eczema works well for scalp eczema
Ask DrB: Shaving and atopic eczema

Sometimes there seems to be as many opinions as there are people
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