Self harm, also known as non-suicidal self injury, involves deliberately harming one's body like cutting, burning, or scratching the skin. Warning signs can include wearing long sleeves in hot weather to hide marks, frequent accidents, or ingesting strange substances. Resources for help include To Write Love On Your Arms, The Butterfly Project, and Door of Hope for Teens.

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Self Harm
Presented by
Shannon E. Fyfe, MS, CADC
6.30.16
Non-suicidal
Self Harm

5. • Embedded objects (like
staples or tacks, not
fashion jewelry)
• Wearing long sleeves or
long pants in hot
weather
• Claiming to have
frequent accidents or
mishaps
• Ingestion of strange
chemicals or
medications

9. ToWrite Love OnYour Arms
The Butterfly Project
Door of Hope forTeens