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Self-Injury and Self-Harm
Select links to UK Leaflets and Factsheets
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Leaflets
Newham Asian Women's Project (NAWP)
Rethink (formerly the National Schizophrenia Fellowship)
Self-harm
Royal College of Psychiatrists
Self-harm (PDF format)
Royal College of Psychiatrists
Self-harm: Looking beyond the scars to the real hurt
Barnardo's
Penumbra: One of Scotland’s leading mental health organisations, providing a wide range of support services for adults and young people
Self-harm: Understanding the NICE guideline
National Collaborating Centre for Mental Health & Mind
Self-harm or self-injury: Your questions answered
NCH: One of the UK's leading children's
charities
Self-help groups for self-injury
Training: working with people who self-injure
Bristol Crisis Service for Women (BCSW)
Self-injury: Patient information leaflet
NHS Direct
Survivors and self-harm - self-injury
Women's Rape and Sexual Abuse Centre, Dundee
Mind
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Factsheets
About self-harm: a guide for young people
A booklet for young people
produced by Mind and Barnardo's
Factsheet 26: Deliberate self-harm in young people: for parents and teachers
Royal College of Psychiatrists
NCH - One of the UK's leading children's charities
Mental Health Foundation
NHS
Rethink Factsheet
National Center for PTSD Site
Self-Harm and Self-Injury - CRCL Perspective
Colchester Rape Crisis Line
ChildLine - Free helpline for children and young people in the UK
Self-harm: what, who, why and how to help
Dr Rory O'Connor - British
Psychological Society (BPS)
Self injury / Self harm
SupportLine - provides a confidential telephone helpline
offering emotional support to any individual on any issue. Member of the
Telephone Helplines Association
Talking about self-harm
NHS Health Scotland
Understanding Self-Injury
The Samaritans - provides confidential non-judgemental
emotional support, 24 hours a day for people who are experiencing feelings of
distress or despair, including those which could lead to suicide
See also: Self-Harm and Self-Injury Booklets