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Welcome! 
This weekend’s program was created with one primary goal: to provide you with the very best information available about living with, and healing from, BFRBs. The schedule aims to accommodate the interests of those new to the conference as well as veteran attendees, individuals of any age who have a BFRB, parents, supporters, researchers, and clinicians.

Please know that you are not required to pre-select the workshops you’d like to attend. This schedule is provided as a guide. We do not track the number of people attending any given workshop. In fact, we encourage flexibility - you may change your mind about what you’d like to attend at any given time. If you are in a session that does not feel like a good fit, feel free to try something else.

You’ll choose one workshop per session. TLC staff and volunteers will be available at the conference Information Desk to answer any questions you have about the schedule. We also encourage you to join our conference Facebook group to connect with other attendees, ask questions, seek advice, or just say hello! If you did not receive an invitation to the group, please send us a message: programs@bfrb.org.

Schedule subject to change.
Saturday, May 4 • 2:45pm - 3:45pm
Saulino Family Panel - How a BFRB has Impacted Our Family

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We will each tell you a little about how a BFRB has impacted us and then we will give parents the opportunity to ask questions and get feedback about how a BFRB has impacted relationships within our family - between spouses, between parents & trichster, between parents & non-BFRB children, and between trichster & siblings.

Speakers
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Allison Saulino

Allison is the mother of almost 16 year old Samantha who was diagnosed with trichotillomania when she was 9 years old.
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Tony Saulino

Allison & Tony Saulino are parents to almost 15 year old quadruplets - Kelsie, Sean, Samantha, and Lauren. Samantha was diagnosed with trichotillomania when she was 9 years old. Their family had to learn how to accept the trich and not let it take over the lives.
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Samantha Saulino

Samantha was diagnosed with Trichotillomania when she was 9 years old. Samantha (with the help of her mom, Allison) has raised a few thousand dollars for TLC since attending her first conference in 2015.



Saturday May 4, 2019 2:45pm - 3:45pm EDT
Grand Dominion 5