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Guide to self-harm in children
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Guide to self-harm in children

Self Harm

A road map to help you navigate supporting a child or a pupil who is self-harming. Use this to find our most useful content.

Understanding self harm through film

Understanding Self-Harm

Real families, Real stories

Emily's Journey from Self-Harm to recovery

Tips for Parents and Carers

Self Harm in Children

Tips for Teachers

Supporting a pupil who is self-harming

Articles and insights

Self-harm in children: what you need to know

How Loneliness and Secrecy Deepen Self‑Harm Struggles in Young People


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Table of Contents

  • Understanding self harm through film
  • Real families, Real stories
  • Tips for Parents and Carers
  • Tips for Teachers
  • Articles and insights

Help with Self Harm

Nip in the Bud Resources

  • Understanding Self Harm
  • Self-Harm: Facts, Signs and Support
  • How loneliness can deepen self-harm struggles
  • Emily's Journey from self-harm to recovery

External Support Services

  • How to support a young person who is self-harming - Place2Be
  • Young Minds Self Harm Guide
  • NSPCC
  • Coram Family Lives
  • SORTS - Supportive Response to Self Harm in Schools

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  • Home
  • Challenges
    • School Avoidance
    • Bullying
    • Online Harm
    • Grief and Loss
    • Stigma and discrimination
    • Environment
    • Challenging Behaviours
  • Toolkit
    • Calming Techniques
    • Early Intervention
    • Home Life
    • School Life
    • Lived Experience
    • Ask Dr Bettina
    • Support Hub
  • Neurodivergence
    • ADHD
    • Autism
    • Dyslexia
    • Dyscalculia
    • Dyspraxia
    • Tourette Syndrome
  • Mental Health
    • Depression
    • OCD
    • Trauma
    • Eating Disorders
    • Self Harm
    • Anxiety
    • Conduct Disorder
    • PTSD
    • Body Dysmorphic Disorder
  • About us
    • Meet the Team
    • Authors and Experts
    • Partners
    • Champions
    • News
    • Contact
    • Join our mailing list
    • Donate