Bddfoundation.org Website Review

preoccupation with perceived defects or flaws in appearance. It can affect both men and women, and makes sufferers excessively self-conscious. They tend to check their appearance repeatedly and try to camouflage or alter the defects they see, often undergoing needless cosmetic treatments. Onlookers are frequently perplexed because they can see nothing out of the ordinary, but BDD causes devastating distress and interferes substantially with the ability to function socially. The BDD Foundation hosted the second International Conference on Body Dysmorphic Disorder at the School of Oriental and African Studies (SOAS), University of London on 26 November 2016. Videos of the conference are available to watch HERE… treatable. This website may help you find the answers to your questions. If you think you might have BDD, click the bu*ton to take I can’t leave the house…    Can’t see my friends…    Unable to work…    Worried all day…    Anxious and depressed…    Ashamed…    Feeling disgusting…     Terrified of my reflection…     Desperate for reas*urance… sufferers. Here’s some practical advice that could help you cope in this trying situation. Our charity is dedicated to the relief of suffering from BDD. It aims to advance education and understanding of BDD. It supports research into BDD and its treatments. Whilst we are based in the UK, our reach is international and we are proud to be the only charity for BDD in. DO YOU SUFFER FROM BDD? CLICK HERE TO TAKE THE BDD QUESTIONNAIRES. We are pleased to announce that our Annual General Meeting (AGM) will be held on Thursday 1stNovember from 6:00pm to Some of the world's greatest artists have suffered from Body Dysmorphic Disorder. Read their stories, and see if any of their