In this episode, the first of two, Scarlet and Frances describe how they coped with having daughters with severe BDD.

In this episode, Tim describes the debilitating effect BDD had on his life for 15 years, and how he recovered.

In this episode, you’ll hear how Oliver Butcher's experience of BDD affected the lives of his mum Debbie and his older brother Daniel.

In the second part of my interview with Oliver, you’ll hear him describe the self-abuse that was part of his BDD, how that affected his family and the advice he’d give anyone suffering from the disorder.

For this episode – the first of two – I spoke to Oliver Butcher, who’s currently in the middle of treatment for his BDD. You’ll find the second half of Oliver’s interview in episode 11.

In the second part of his interview, Omari describes the things that helped him most in treatment and beyond, and gives some valuable advice to anyone trying to help a loved one with BDD.

In the first half of his interview, Omari describes what recovery means to him and how BDD affected his life, including his romantic relationships.

Alex describes how his BDD developed and how shaving his head helped him to recover.

Alanah speaks very openly about the years she spent being housebound, and the incredible progress she's made in recovering from BDD.

Callum shares his BDD story and how his recent course of CBT therapy has helped him on the road to recovery.