#habitaware

[oh-eyelashes]

I just got this sweet, little thing in the mail! This is Keen from HabitAware - designed to bring awareness to behaviors like nail-biting, skin-picking, and hair-pulling (and that includes eyebrows, eyelashes, etc.)

For someone like me, who’s been pulling out eyelashes for a long time (like more than 10 years now), this is seriously exciting. This could be the last push i need to breaking the flippin cycle. And I’m so happy that BFRB’s (body focused repetitive behaviors) are getting more and more awareness each year. hope it continues 

This bracelet was easy to figure out. It takes a minute to train with the habit aware app, and that’s it. It gives a little buzz whenever it catches you. I’ve kinda had fun testing it out a bunch of times haha

Well, this is just the beginning, so we’ll see how this goes!

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How Keen2 Works: Keen2 Bracelet Reviews and Guide – HabitAware

Get all of the specifics of how the Keen2 bracelet treats BFRB illnesses like trichotillomania by reading Keen2 Reviews. Get resources and one-on-one coaching; discover therapies for trichotillomania that change habits. Seek treatment for your trichotillomania and dermatillomania. Visit our website for more details.

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An Ingenious Bracelet to Treat Trichotillomania - Habit Aware

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Habit Aware is aware that trichotillomania, dermatillomania, and trichotillomania require more than just resolve to overcome. Subliminal self-soothing behaviors such as hair-pulling, skin-picking, and nail-biting are frequently observed. The repetitious, body-focused behaviors of these BFRBs may offer short-term respite, but they don't benefit you in the long run. You can retrain your brain using our awareness bracelet and behavior change resources. Visit our website to learn more.

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An clever Bracelet to Treat Trichotillomania - HabitAware

HabitAware understands that overcoming trichotillomania, dermatillomania, and trichotillomania is more than a matter of willpower. Treatment options for skin picking conditions, hair pulling, trichotillomania, onychotillomania, and dermatillomania. You can retrain your brain using our awareness bracelet and behavior change resources. Visit our website for more details.

[autism-asks]

There's a product by HabitAware called Keen, and it's designed to stop BFRBs. Basically, it's a wearable (a bracelet) that monitors your movements. When you do your BFRB (like pulling your hair), it vibrates slightly to remind you to stop. You can also press a button to log each time you do your BRRB. I've been thinking about getting one, but they're really expensive ($129) and I would need two, one for each hand. Do you think it would work for BFRB stimming? Have any of your followers tried it?

I could definitely see this helping to reduce body focused repetitive behaviors by making you more aware of when you are engaging in them. However, that is a very steep price tag for this kind of item and definitely is not affordable for the majority of autistic or otherwise neurodivergent people. 

Followers, has anyone tried this product?

-Sabrina

[prehistoricmancunt]

In case anybody with a BFRB cares to know the differences between the Slightly Robot tracker bracelet and the HabitAware Keen tracker bracelets and how the work and shit

[oh-eyelashes]

Awareness gives you the opportunity to change. Are you ready to take it?

Oh my goodness, guys! There’s going to be a bracelet that alerts you when you’re about to pull or pick or whatever! I signed up by email a few days ago, and I was able to pre-order a braclet this morning. I don’t know how it is for others, but this is going to be a thing! I’m so excited!