FaceIT – a free online tool for adults with visible differences

The University of Plymouth and the University of the West of England, Bristol are seeking participants for a study into how online support tools can help to manage appearance-related concerns.

If you or a loved one with have an altered or different appearance, you are eligible to take part in the FaceIT@home study – a free to use online tool to support individuals with visible differences. 

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FaceIT is a clinically tested, self-guided online tool, with eight interactive sessions focussed on: 

• Building confidence and social skills 
• Managing negative thoughts and behaviours 
• Learning effective coping strategies. 

What are the benefits of FaceIT? 

• Learn how to manage the emotional and social impact of looking different 
• Discover tools for building resilience and self-esteem
• Gain insight into your own behaviours and thought patterns with personalised feedback. 
  

FaceIT can be accessed flexibly – users can access the tool independently, or with a health professional. For health professionals supporting people with visible differences, the tool can be integrated into existing client support services. 

How can I take part? 

To find out more about the study, you can visit the FaceIT website or email faceitathome@gmail.com.