Self-harm is a secret battle, a whisper of pain tucked away under long sleeves and soft smiles. It’s not only about physical ...

who has spent years growing her self-confidence with a stammer online. Jessie, who has 3.5 million TikTok followers, is calling for the introduction of a universal symbol to help the UK's estimated ...

Starting a non-judgmental conversation about the sites, and mental health in general, can help parents determine whether their teen may be engaging in self-harm. Are self-harm websites dangerous?

The simple act of wearing an orange ribbon, the symbol of SIAD, signifies solidarity and support. Self-Injury Awareness Day (SIAD) is a global movement dedicated to breaking the silence ...

Self harm typically occurs behind closed doors, and it's important to get help as soon as possible. If you intervene, Pena suggests you approach the person with sincerity, and a willingness to help.

A new online tool to help reduce and prevent repeat self-harm has been designed by researchers alongside those with lived experience. The tool was tested by a national sample of 514 people who have ...

Don’t worry – you will remain anonymous! These days, I cannot tell if I am OK or if I need help. I used to struggle with self-harm, and although I have managed to avoid it, the urge to injure ...

rather than a cry for help. While people do harm themselves as a way to communicate with, or to influence the behaviour of, others, only about 23% to 33% of people who self-injure say they do this.

If you, or someone you know, have been affected by mental health issues or self-harm, the following organisations may be able to help. Mind provides advice and support on a range of topics ...