Body-Focused Repetitive Behaviors Worksheets (Trichotillomania, Skin Picking, and Other BFRBs)
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Do You Feel Stuck in Cycles of Hair Pulling, Skin Picking, or Other BFRBs?
Body-Focused Repetitive Behaviors (BFRBs)—like trichotillomania (hair pulling), dermatillomania (skin picking), nail biting, or cheek chewing—can feel impossible to control.
They often happen automatically, bringing temporary relief but long-term frustration, shame, or distress. If you’re ready to understand your patterns and build healthier coping strategies, practical tools can help you break the cycle.
Do you relate to any of the following?
- Do you feel driven to pull, pick, or bite, even when you try to stop?
- Are you frustrated by how these behaviors affect your appearance, confidence, or health?
- Do you find yourself engaging in BFRBs during stress, boredom, or without realizing it?
- Are you looking for healthier ways to cope with triggers and urges?
- Do you want to develop strategies that promote self-compassion instead of shame?
If so, BFRB Worksheets are designed to help you understand your unique triggers, build healthier habits, and support yourself with kindness on your recovery journey.
Common body-focused repetitive behaviors may include:
- Hair pulling (Trichotillomania)
- Skin picking (Dermatillomania)
- Nail biting
- Thumb sucking
- Tooth grinding (Bruxism)
+30 Pages of activities and prompts to help you free yourself from Body Focused Repetitive Behaviors.
WHAT IS INCLUDED?
- What Are Body-Focused Repetitive Behaviors (BFRBs)
- Do You Struggle With BFRBs?
- Increase Self-Awareness
- A Letter to Your BFRB
- Stages of Change
- Building Motivation
- Mindfulness for BFRBs
- Challenge Your Beliefs
- Monitor Your BFRBs
- Identify Triggers
- Develop A Plan
- Create Physical Barriers
- Habit Reversal Training
- Practicing Healthier Coping Mechanisms
- Release BFRB Shame
- Give Your Inner Critic Time Off
- Practice Positive Self-Talk
- Practice Self-Compassion
How These Worksheets Can Help
- Help you identify the situations, emotions, or thoughts that trigger your BFRBs
- Guide you in tracking patterns to raise awareness of automatic behaviors
- Offer practical alternatives and coping strategies for moments of urge
- Support you in creating a gentle, realistic plan for reducing BFRBs over time
- Strengthen emotional resilience and self-compassion as you work toward change
- Provide grounding and calming techniques to manage stress in healthier ways
Download your BFRB Worksheets today and take your first steps toward understanding and changing the patterns that no longer serve you. Recovery is possible—and you can meet it with patience, tools, and self-kindness.