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Comprehensive Behavioral Treatment
Dallas CBT
ComB-model behavioral treatment for hair pulling, skin picking, and other body-focused repetitive behaviors.
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How to get help
Complete the Therapy Inquiry Form and identify the body-focused repetitive behavior and interest in ComB treatment. The intake reviews symptoms, goals, and clinician fit; prospective clients may also call 214-305-2110.
Who this service helps
Children or adults with trichotillomania, excoriation, or related body-focused repetitive behaviors who are appropriate for outpatient behavioral therapy, subject to clinician expertise, age, assessment, 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, and published individual-session rates range from $150 to $250 by clinician. Dallas CBT does not accept insurance but may provide a detailed receipt for possible reimbursement.
About this service
Dallas CBT describes Comprehensive Behavioral Treatment, or the ComB model, as an individualized approach that examines thoughts, feelings, sensory factors, situations, and reinforced behavior patterns contributing to pulling or picking. Treatment then develops alternative responses and habit-reversal-informed strategies.
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