At the initial visit, after the patient has received standard care or while in the examination room waiting for standard care, the patients and their parents will complete several brief self-report questionnaires that will take approximately 10 minutes to complete. These questionnaires will assess socio-demographic information, symptom intensity, quality of life, anxiety symptoms, and symptom severity. A priori randomization will determine whether the participant receives the self-help intervention or not. For participants randomized to receive the treatment, the self-help intervention will be briefly described by a member of the clinical staff, and a brief pamphlet will be distributed to the parent or guardian at the end of the visit. The pamphlet describes behavioral strategies for coping with and reducing scratching behaviors. Participants randomly selected to not receive the treatment will not receive the pamphlet at the end of the visit. A routine follow-up appointment will be scheduled with all patients, which is typically scheduled 1-4 months after the initial visit. This is a routine follow-up interval for children with active eczema or AD.