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If you are in need of immediate support you can text 'Clacks' to 85258.
If you're worried about the safety of yourself or someone you know,
you can reach out to emergency services by calling 999 or 111.
What is it? Self-harm is when somebody deliberately damages or injures their body. It's usually a way of coping with or expressing difficult feelings, rather than being about wanting to die.
However self-harm can result in accidental death.
HELP - information and supports that can be accessed by an individual
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hylw.pdfDistractions.pdfCoping with Self Harm Brochure_FINAL_copyright.pdfno_harm_done_young_peoples_pack.pdfwhat-is-emotion-regulationsinfo-brief.pdfMORE HELP - services available locally that are more targeted
EVEN MORE HELP - specialist supports and services that usually require some kind of referral either by an individual, support co-ordinator in school or a professional e.g. GP
Creative Therapeutic Interventions for Children Service - specialist interventions for children aged 5-9 that are accessed via the Staged Intervention process in schools
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