Family Lives offers support and information for parents and families dealing with a variety of issues, including self-harm. The website provides resources on understanding why young people might self-harm, how to talk to your child about it, and strategies for offering support. It also includes a helpline and online forums for parents seeking advice and shared experiences. 

Family Lives

The NHS website provides comprehensive information on self-harm, including symptoms, causes, and treatment options. It offers advice on how to seek help, what to expect from medical and psychological support, and ways to support someone who is self-harming. The site also includes links to additional resources and emergency contact information. 

NHS

The NSPCC website offers resources aimed at protecting children and young people from harm, including self-harm. It provides guidance on recognising the signs of self-harm, how to talk to children about their feelings, and where to get professional help. The NSPCC also runs Childline, a service offering confidential support to children and young people. 

NSPCC

Raising Children is an Australian-based website that provides resources for parents on a wide range of topics, including self-harm. It offers practical advice on how to recognise self-harm, understand its causes, and support a child who is self-harming. The website also includes links to further resources and professional support services. 

Raising Children

SupportLine offers confidential emotional support to individuals experiencing self-harm and other mental health issues. The website provides information on self-harm, coping strategies, and how to seek help. It also includes contact details for their telephone helpline and email support service, as well as links to other useful resources. 

Supportline

Young Minds is the UK's leading charity focused on children and young people's mental health. The website offers extensive information on self-harm, including signs, causes, and treatment options. It provides advice for young people, parents, and professionals on how to cope with self-harm and where to find support. Young Minds also offers a helpline and crisis text service for urgent support. 

Young Minds