HelpMe2Stop Encourages Salons to participate in the National Trich Awareness Event October

PRLog (Press Release) - Sep. 26, 2012 - Although you probably haven’t heard of it, chances are Trichotillomania (a hair pulling disorder) secretly affects someone you know.  Trichotillomania or Trich is the compulsive urge to pull out one’s own hair. Suffers often feel alienated due to the lack of knowledge about this condition.

Salons are encouraged to participate in the HelpMe2Stop National Trichotillomania Awareness Event October 1-7, 2012 and host themes which can be anywhere from:
• Red/White/Black Dinner Party
• Cut-a-thons
• Selling Wings of Hope (feather extensions or hair ornaments). Like hair, feathers symbolizes beauty, coverage and soaring to new heights. Wearing HelpMe2Stop Wings of Hope, honors silent sufferers symbolically through these red (represents pain), black (represents hidden secrets) and white (represents innocence)
colors.
• To make your event even more successful wear HelpMe2Stop Awareness T-Shirts, buttons and bandanas sold through www.helpme2stop.org/shop

Event photos are sent to Board@HelpMe2Stop.org for Social Media Exposure and Donations through Paypal
Donate@HelpMe2Stop.org or by sending a check to POB 202, Bartonsville PA 18321

HelpMe2Stop’s Mission is to
Raise awareness of Trichotillomania with the general and professional public on a national and global basis.
Act as a liaison between the ‘trich’ community and key product/service providers.
Educate salons, wellness professionals and treatment centers, etc.
Support sufferers as well as salon and wellness professionals
Empower through social media, contests, fundraisers, etc.
Encourage corporations
Impact millions of lives