Self-Harm
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Self-Harm
- Self-harm, or self-injury, is the deliberate act of causing oneself physical harm without any attempt to die. A distinguishing factor of self-harm is the direct intention to inflict pain on oneself. Often, self-harm is related to mental health issues such as depression, eating disorders, or anxiety.
- Self-harm comes in many forms, with cutting being the most common form of self-injury. Unfortunately, self-harm is prevalent and common in many children and teens today. [1]
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