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Self-Injury and Recovery, info for parents.pdf

SelfHarm_MentalIllnesses_youth_2020.pdf

More children are self-harming since the start of the pandemic. Here's what parents and teachers can do to helpSelf-harm is often a response to mounting stress and uncertainty. So it’s not surprising rates have gone up during the pandemic. Self-harm can be a means to cope and establish control over emotions.

Perspective | How parents can support a child who self-injuresMy parents hid all the knives and paid closer attention when my door was closed. They had conversations with me, and tried to find a good therapist. But my behavior persisted.

Parents and Loved Ones: What to Know if Someone You Love Self-HarmsSee what leading experts and 2,500 people with a history of self-harm have to say.

Talking to Teens About Self-Harm | Chico Behavioral HealthUnsure how to help a self-harming teen? Call Therapeutic Solutions now for a free program assessment and receive behavioral health care in Northern California.

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