This book explores the prevalence of self-harm, identifies the warning signs, and addresses the many myths and
misconceptions. Advice is also presented on how to deal with these behaviours for people who self-harm and their
concerned friends and families.
What are the causes of self-harm, who is at risk, and what are the ways in which young people in distress can find
support in order to cope with their feelings? What are the possible links with mental illness or thoughts of suicide?
How do you keep out of self-harm’s way?
Issues in Society - Volume 338
headspace is an Australian non-profit organisation for youth mental health established by the Australian Government in 2006.
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Understanding Self-Harm
This video is a story about a young person's experience of self-harm and her process of getting help. It is based on real life stories and the characters are played by actors. People who self-harm don't need to work it out alone and it is important to seek help early.
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