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81The Facts Behind Self-Injury
Self-injury, self-harm or self-mutilation is defined as a deliberate, intentional injury to one’s own body that causes tissue damage or leaves marks. This is done to cope with an overwhelmingly stressful...
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68Henna and self Mutilating; Harm Reduction
Katie, a talented Hubber here, gave me the inspiration and permission to talk about this and had also not heard of these treatments. So if you are reading this and it applies to you, please you must read Self...
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77Teens and Plastic Surgery
This morning, I read a disturbing article at ABC News that stated teens-those under 18 years of age-were getting plastic surgery at an alarming rate these days. In fact, that the number of teens going under...
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70Understanding Self Harm is Important
If you have found this page chances are you or someone you know practices self harm. This behavior can be very scary and confusing, even for the person who is engaging in self harm. I...
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71Childhood Dystopia
I feel I need to share here some of my past and my story since I may and have made references on other hub pages I have written. I hope that this will help any readers understand where exactly I have...
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76The Basics of Self-Injurious Behavior
Self-Injurious Behavior, also known as Self-Mutilation (or more commonly Cutting), describes behaviors in which an individual causes physical harm to their own body. While making small cuts on one’s arms or...
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80What Parents Need to Know About Cutting
Cutting, also known as self-injury or self-mutilation is the practice of manipulating a mood or emotional state by inflicting physical harm on a person's own body. Many people who do this will cut themselves,...
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66How To Detect Teenage Depression
Teenage Depression And How You Can Detect It Parents often feel that their teenagers are purposely rebelling against them to make a statement or get attention whether it be negative or positive. They could...
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72Autism social stories - autism self-injurious behavior
Self-injury is probably one of the most distressing and difficult behaviors that any parent, carer, family member and autistic person can be faced with. Mostly the causes of this behavior are quite...
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71self injury
I am 22 years old and a former self-harmer.I started when I was very little.I was so young that I didn't even recognize that it was self-injury.I came from a family who fought and when they would yell and...
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