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Excoriation Disorder Treatment
Dallas CBT
Specialized behavioral therapy for excoriation or skin-picking disorder and related body-focused repetitive behaviors.
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How to get help
Complete the Therapy Inquiry Form and identify skin picking, dermatillomania, or excoriation as the concern. The intake reviews symptoms, impact, goals, and treatment fit; clients may also call 214-305-2110.
Who this service helps
Children or adults with recurrent skin picking or related body-focused repetitive behaviors who are appropriate for outpatient therapy, subject to assessment, clinician age range and expertise, medical coordination when needed, availability, and payment terms.
Where this service is available
Service area: In-person outpatient care is based at the Dallas office and serves children and adults from Dallas and the broader metroplex. Online availability should be confirmed.
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Cost / fees
The initial therapy intake is $250. Individual-session rates are published at $150–$250 depending on clinician. Insurance is not accepted, but a detailed receipt may be provided for possible out-of-network reimbursement.
About this service
Dallas CBT provides CBT-based Comprehensive Behavioral Model treatment for skin picking. Therapy examines the learned and reinforced cycle of urges and picking, identifies triggers, and helps clients replace harmful patterns with healthier behaviors and coping strategies.
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