Teen Hangouts

A chill space for Teenagers ages 13-17

First Thursday of the month (with exceptions for holidays)

BFRBs suck for a lot of reasons.

  • Fearing permanent damage.
  • Affecting your social life.
  • Stealing time from hobbies you love.
  • Feeling like you don't know what else to turn to.
Get Support a Teen Hangout

You aren't the only person in the world with a BFRB, even though it might feel that way sometimes.

Teen Hangouts are led by a BFRB Peer Coach who has been there.

A woman is using a laptop with a group of people on it.

Hang out with people who understand.

Meeting people who go through the same thing that you do is a great way to shatter the shame that comes with a BFRB. It feels better to be in community!

Join a Teen Hangout
  • Ask an expert questions.

Meet your Peer Coach!

Barbara Lally has turned her BFRB into her purpose. From writing her memoir, The Trichster Diariesto joining the HabitAware team as a peer coach, Barbara has helped countless others in the BFRB community reach new levels of self-love and self-acceptance with their BFRB. Barbara has lived with trichotillomania, the hair-pulling disorder, for twenty-two years and is an active user of the Keen2.

Barbara is a teacher turned certified professional coach, earning her certification through the University of Central Florida, as well as International Association of Professional Recovery Coaches.

  • Fun topics with a dog and ball.

    The real sign of success in a Teen Hangout is to have fun.

  • Your fears calmed.

    BFRBs feel scarier when you aren't talking about them.

  • Actionable tools and strategies.

    So that you can begin to make real progress.

  • Best bfr practices.

    Got BFRB questions? Peer Coach Gessie has answers!

  • From an experienced HabitAware Peer Coach.

  • Safe and open discussion.

    Teen Hangouts are a judgement-free zone.

Keen Bracelets aren't required, but they are recommended!

Teen Hangout are not substitutes for medical advice. By booking a Teen Hangout, you agree to acknowledging and agreeing to our medical disclaimer.