Self Harm
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What is self-harm and how can parents spot the signs?
Self-harm, or non-suicidal self-injury (NSSI), is the “intentional hurting of one’s self for a function other than ending one’s life.” Here’s how parents can spot the signs — and find help.
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A fashion brand is being applauded for using a model with self-harm scars, but some worry it may 'normalize' cutting
The company says it hopes to show girls that they are beautiful, no matter what they've experienced.
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Celebrities who have spoken out about their struggles with mental illness
On World Mental Health Day, a look at some of the brave celebrities who have spoken out.
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Somebody Called Your Scars'Disgusting,’ But We Are Winning Our Battle
I’ve battled with my depression and self-harming habits since the age of 12, with suicidal thoughts first occurring around my 13th birthday. These came and went in waves, some worse than others. Some out of the blue, some reasonably triggered. However one thing was for sure — self-harm was my consistent coping mechanism.
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To the Teacher Who Said, 'But You Look So Normal'
In class one day, you had me stand up and explain the traits I chose to describe what kind of teacher I wanted to be once I graduated.
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To Anyone Staring at My Scars While I'm Enjoying the Sun
Self-harm is an ugly part of mental illness. It’s hard to talk about, it’s hard to be honest about and it’s hard to get help.