Self-harm appears to be increasingly common, however that may just be because it is increasingly well documented. Read more →

Self-harm appears to be increasingly common, however that may just be because it is increasingly well documented. Read more →
Interestingly as well as human beings being able to overcome self-harm, there is evidence that it can be overcome in animals with the work of their trainers. Read more →
Despite the mainstream attitude that they are all virtually the same, skilled psychologists realize that there are immense differences between having depression, self-harming, and having suicidal tendencies. Read more →
Although it may seem obsessive, many people do not realize that by suppressing emotions through means such as self-harm, can cause them to miss key warning signs. Read more →
Well many people need to relapse several times in order to learn and understand the approach they need to take to overcome self-harm, there is no known reason for anyone to be totally unable to eventually overcome it with the obvious exception of unwillingness to try to. Read more →
Self-harming individuals are unlikely to see the behaviour in each other. However sometimes people who used to self-harm will notice the behaviour in others if it is poorly concealed. Read more →
Self-harm weakens your resolve to deal with emotional issues through traditional methods and can ultimately make you feel worse. Read more →
Self-harm often allows the person doing it to postpone dealing with painful emotions, therefore often elongating their problems when they could be working towards a resolution. Read more →
Self-harm is what is called a maladaptation. This means it is a trait which is more harmful than it is helpful. Read more →
Unfortunately, many people who self-harm cannot bring themselves to accept that they have a problem; this is especially unfortunate because doing so is the first step towards overcoming it. Read more →