61. YouthResource: Health: Self Injury self injury Help is Available. self injury is the act of deliberately harmingyour own body. Self Selfinjury exists in many forms. According http://www.youthresource.com/health/selfinjury/index.cfm

a project of advocates for youth intern for YR about search ... self injury sexual health and well being Home - For More Information - Self Injury: Help is Available Self injury is the act of deliberately harming your own body. Self injuries are self inflicted wounds that are severe enough for tissue damage (such as scarring) to result(3). Are you hurting yourself? Do you intentionally try to harm yourself? Do you cause this harm to yourself as a way of dealing with unpleasant or overwhelming emotions, obsessive thoughts or disassociation? Do you think about harming yourself even when you are relatively calm and are not doing it at that moment(Martinson)? Do you find yourself doing these things, if so, you are not alone...help is available. Self-injury exists in many forms. According to the Bristol Crisis Service for Women, the most common form of self injury is cutting, usually minimally, but sometimes deeply. People may also burn themselves, punch themselves or hit their bodies against something, scratch, and interfere with wound healing. Some people pick their skin or pull out their hair. The Bristol Crisis Service for Women stated that self-injury is more widespread than is generally realized. All sorts of people self-injure. Although all genders self injure, self-injury is more common among women. Women from all socioeconomic classes, ethnicities, sexual orientations and ages are capable of becoming self injurers. Self injurers tend to strongly dislike themselves, are chronically angry at themselves, suppress their anger, do not plan for the future, exert depressive or suicidal behavior, and suffer chronic anxiety. According to Debra Martinson, women are not socialized to express violence externally thus women tend to vent on themselves. "Men act out. Women act out by acting in."

62. Virtual Children's Hospital: Pediatric Psychiatry: Self Injury And Aggression In Assessment and Treatment of self injury and Aggression with Personswho have Developmental Disorders Frequently Asked Questions. http://www.vh.org/pediatric/patient/pediatrics/faq/selfinjury.html

Assessment and Treatment of Self Injury and Aggression with Persons who have Developmental Disorders: Frequently Asked Questions David Wacker, Ph.D., Professor of Pediatrics University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics Creation Date: May 2001 Last Revision Date: May 2001 Peer Review Status: Internally Peer Reviewed What are the basic approaches to accessing individuals who are displaying self-injury? In terms of assessing those who display self-injury, we have learned that the reason for self-injury, what we refer to as the function, is more important than the form or the appearance of the behavior itself. Therefore, when an individual comes to our clinic, we conduct an assessment called a functional analysis. A functional analysis literally means that we are assessing the function that the behavior serves the individual. There are two major categories of functions: social functions refer to behavior that is maintained by reinforcers in the environment. The most common reinforcers are gaining attention, preferred items, and escape from demands. The second category is biologic functions, and these refer to behaviors that occur in response to biologic events such as pain. What types of clinical services do you offer for individuals who display severe behavior problems?

63. Self-Injury Message Board SelfInjury Message Board. self injury awarness day - By becky 12/2/2003 at 024402AM Re(1) self injury awarness day - By julie 12/2/2003 at 073504 AM. http://www.b2g3.com/boards/board.cgi?user=SIARI

64. Tim Jenkins, ATR, LCPC A Chicago metro based counselor and art therapist providing psychotherapy and art therapy to adults, couples, teens, and children. Treating depression, anxiety, phobia, anger, eating disorders, self injury (cutting). http://www.chicagocounselor.com/

65. Psyke.org - Self Injury Information And Support Articles, poetry, pictures and discussion boards dealing with selfinjury and suicide.Category Health Mental Health Impulse Control self injury...... More search options self injury Information and Support. It's an ongoing effortto collect information related to self injury (SI) in one place on the web. http://www.psyke.org/

66. Mental Health Matters: Self Help Center: Self Injury self injury Resources; Stress Relief Resources; Trauma Recovery Resources;Counseling Resources; Go to MHM Bookstore. self injury Self Help Resources. http://www.mental-health-matters.com/selfhelp/selfinjury.php

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67. Redirect To Befrienders International - Self Harm / Self Injury Information Information and support available for self harmers from Befrienders International, an organization Category Health Mental Health self injury Resources......Befrienders International Working to prevent suicide worldwide with31,000 volunteers in over 40 countries. Arabic Chinese Dansk http://www.befrienders.org/directory/selfharm/

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68. Self Harm / Self Injury Information self injury Online Booklet For Young People. Factsheet For Parents And Teachers.Women And self injury. A Personal Point Of View. Other Resources. http://www.befrienders.org/suicidal/selfharm/

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69. Psyke.org - Self Injury Links You are here Home self injury Links. self injury Links. If you org.The Open Directory Project has a self injury category. Also http://www.psyke.org/links/

70. SLBMI - Self Injury SelfInjury Program. A comprehensive What is the program? The self injury programprovides comprehensive cognitive-behavioral treatment. The program http://www.slbmi.com/new/services/self_injury.htm

Self-Injury Program A comprehensive cognitive behavioral treatment for difficult-to-treat disorders Treatment for patients who Have the diagnosis of Borderline Personality Disorders Trauma Survivors Eating Disorders Others who display signs of Para suicidal/Suicidal Behaviors Who can benefit? The Self-Injury program provides treatment for individuals who repeatedly harm themselves or who have persistent suicidal feelings. The individual who lack emotion regulation and distress tolerance skills. Research suggest that the typical self-injurer is a woman in her 20’s or 30’s who impulsively cuts her wrists or arms, burns her skin or overdoses on medication. Self-injurers usually have injured themselves on many occasions. They also may have attempted suicide. It is not uncommon for patients to have co-morbid mood disorders such as depression or dysthymia. They may have other forms of mental illness, as well. Most common are anorexia or bulimia, post-traumatic stress disorder, dissociation, alcohol or substance dependence, and borderline personality disorder. As children, they may have experienced trauma such as sexually or physically abused. What is the program?

71. When The Cut Goes In Deep Intended to inform victims, families, and friends about depression, self injury, anxiety, and other mental illnesses. http://www.wideopenwest.com/~whenthecut/

sw="none";sd="none";ref=""+escape(document.referrer); When The Cut Goes In Deep contains material that may shock and upset. You will peruse information concerning depression, self-injury, anxiety, and other difficult mental health topics from a first-person perspective. Please EXIT NOW if you are feeling vulnerable. I believe my site is helpful, but it, like everything, can be misused. Here are my official statements: 1. I am NOT a licensed or qualified mental health professional. I offer you what I've learned from my experiences, including psychology sessions, psychiatry sessions, school counseling, a partial hospitalization program, an inpatient hospitalization program, a visit to the ER, and certain medications. I try to make statements that I have found to be true from my personal knowledge. 2. This site is in no way a "cure" for mental illness. This site should serve as a guide; I want to point out warning signs and encourage people to contact health professionals. Visit my My Mission page for a detailed explanation as to why I created this site. I worked very hard to make this site, so please don't steal my graphics or text. If you'd like to use anything on my site in a paper, speech, whatever, please make sure you give me credit. Visit my

72. Self Injury - You Are Not Alone! Male Survivors. self injury You Are Not Alone! self injury Site A Healing Touchhttp//www.healthyplace.com/Communities/Self_Injury/healingtouch/. self injury. http://www.latebloomerpublishing.com/self_injury.htm

Home SITE MAP Incest Allison's Personal Stuff ... Male Survivors Self Injury - You Are Not Alone! Self Injury Site: A Healing Touch http://www.healthyplace.com/Communities/Self_Injury/healingtouch/ http://www.geocities.com/CollegePark/Quad/2423/selfinjury.html Mollykat's Self Injury Links http://www.geocities.com/HotSprings/1872/cut.html Self Injury http://www.mirror-mirror.org/selfinj.htm http://website.lineone.net/~stronger/frames.html Self-Injury: You are NOT the only one http://www.palace.net/~llama/psych/injury.html http://www.selfinjury.freeserve.co.uk/index.html http://vinland.org/scamp/institute/dsh.html Self Injury http://members.tripod.com/~fuschia9/si.htm S.A.F.E in Canada (Self Abuse Finally Ends) http://users.imag.net/~lon.safe/ Self Injury/self-inflicted violence http://www.angelfire.com/il2/figskating/issues/si.html Self Injury http://mysite.xtra.co.nz/~Selfinjury/ Wounded Wings is based in Edinburgh http://www.woundedwings.org.uk

73. FuzzySheep A general site with a section on self injury and depression. http://www.geocities.com/fuzzysheep2002/

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74. Self Injury Understanding Selfinjury. To look at self injury in terms of vulnerable times,and feelings, situations and behaviours that influence their self-injury. http://www.ypas.org.uk/html/self_injury.html

The text below is taken from a booklet produced by YPAS to highlight the issues of Self-Injury to professionals across a variety of working areas. The aim is to help bring some understanding about self-injury and to raise awareness of the male self-injury group run by YPAS. A printed copy is available (while stocks last) from YPAS. Development of the group There are a number groups set up to deal with women who self-injure. This group was set up to respond to the lack of services available to young men who self-injure. Young men maybe more reluctant to access services and explore their emotions, and therefore find themselves isolated. This group aims to address some of these issues and meet the needs of young men and explore alternative ways of coping. This booklet has been put together to reach workers and organisations across the city who may come in contact with young men who self-injure. It is hoped this will inform and assist them in considering any referrals. Due to the lack of understanding of self-injury, people who self– injure are often dismissed as nuisances, attention seeking, manipulative, a danger to others, disturbed or mad, and is misconceived as failed suicide attempts. This booklet aims to give people a greater understanding of what self-injury is. A greater awareness will hopefully inform practice, dispel the myths and enable people to offer greater acceptance and therefore be less judgemental.

75. The Burrow - Gordon Houghton's Self-injury Page This page is intended both as a counterweight to his excesses, and as a brief introductionto self injury. I wrote an article on self injury for The Guardian. http://www.the-burrow.freeserve.co.uk/personal/selfinjury/selfinjury.html

Home The Dinner Party Biography Self injury Websites Support groups Books Articles The narrator of my novel, The Dinner Party , is a compulsive self-mutilator. His is a grossly exaggerated and atypical form of the cutting performed by many self-harmers. This page is intended both as a counterweight to his excesses, and as a brief introduction to self injury. Self-harmers are NOT trying to commit suicide Although the majority of self-harmers are women, as many as 1 in 3 are men Above all, please try to be understanding; many self-harmers have been through difficult experiences in their lives, and rejection simply reaffirms everything they believe about themselves WEBSITES Secret Shame The best SI website. Personal stories, help for self-harmers and their families, chat, medical information, a message board, and a comprehensive series of links. SIARI (Self-injury and Related Issues) Free information about self-injury and related issues (dissociation, eating disorders, childhood trauma and abuse, etc). Research based, with extensive input from self-harmers. A valuable online resource for self-injurers, their loved ones and friends, for those who work with self-injurers, and for anyone interested in the complex phenomenon of SI. Site maintained by Jan Sutton, author of

76. Secret Cutting: And The Pain Behind Self Injury Information on selfinjury, survival of SI, resources, rants/journal, poetry and a personal story. http://www.angelfire.com/bc3/secondchance

Secret Cutting: And the Pain Behind Self Injury This is a page dedicated to Self Injury, specifically cutting. I hope to inform those that have never heard of this addiction, those who are family members of those that do engage in this activity and those who are currently or formally Self Injuring. I have formally suffered from Self Injury and since then have decided that I was given this burden so that I may help others. So far I have helped individual people, but now I want to help those that I don't even know. Blessed with Computer Literacy, I've decided to use the internet to turn this dream into reality. The most important fact that I shall impart onto you is that there is a way to beat it.

77. Self Injury - Crying Out Caters to selfinjurers. Information, poetry, lyrics, personal stories, art/photographs and journal entries. http://www.geocities.com/athenabink88/Self_Injury.html

78. Self-Injury FAQs For example, smoking, drugs or excessive alcohol use are really forms of self injuryin that they cause physical damage to your body, however, parts of society http://www.teenhealthcentre.com/teens/faqs/selfinjury.htm

What is self-injury? How common is self-injury? Who self-injures? What are some risk factors for starting to use self-injury as a coping strategy? ... Why don’t people seek help? FAQ: What is self-injury? A: Self-injury covers a lot of different things. It includes all the different ways that you can physically hurt yourself. Self-injury falls on a continuum with some things being more socially acceptable than others. For example, smoking, drugs or excessive alcohol use are really forms of self injury in that they cause physical damage to your body, however, parts of society have decided that these things are more acceptable. Piercing and tattoos would be considered a bit more self-injurious but still acceptable to a large part of society. What is more traditionally referred to as self-injury can include cutting, burning, picking scabs, pulling hair, over dosing, banging your head, punching walls and even breaking bones. Eating disorders are also a form of self-injury. Most people who self-injure use multiple methods. They are usually very good at hiding the results or explaining them away. Self-injury is an addiction. Everyone does something that could be considered to be self-injury by this broad definition. It is just that society finds some methods more acceptable than other ones.

79. Self Injury eMail Us. Myths About Self-Injury - Some common myths about self-injury. more - ,Self-Injury FAQ's - Frequently asked questions regarding suicide. more - , http://www.teenhealthcentre.com/teens/mentalhealth/selfinjury/

Myths About Self-Injury - Some common myths about self-injury. Self-Injury FAQ's Frequently asked questions regarding suicide. If You Self-Injure and Want to Stop - Why you should stop and things that may help you. How To Tell Someone That You Self-Injure Telling people that you self injure is scary. You don’t know how they will react. If You Want To Help Someone Who Self-Injures - Some ways to be helpful. Virtual Library - For more information on self-injury, look in our Virtual Library. Send this page to a Friend HEALTH SEX BABY ... search Developed and Maintained by CyberSync www.CyberSync.com sales@cybersync.com

80. Cutting, Branding & Self Injury - Cutting, Branding & Self Injury Information An Cutting, Branding self injury Guide picks. About self injury Links From the About.comDepression site, links to even more information about self injury. http://teenadvice.about.com/cs/cuttingbranding/

zfp=-1 About Teens Teen Advice Search in this topic on About on the Web in Products Web Hosting Teen Advice with Mike Hardcastle Your Guide to one of hundreds of sites Home Articles Forums ... Help zmhp('style="color:#fff"') Subjects ESSENTIALS QUIZ: Ready for sex? QUIZ: Are you in love? QUIZ: Will your love last? ... Subscribe Now Choose One: Subscribe Customer Service Stay up-to-date! Subscribe to our newsletter. Advertising Free Credit Report Free Psychics Advertisement Guide picks Help when internal psychological struggles turn outward. About Self Injury Links From the About.com Depression site, links to even more information about self injury. Not just for teens, but very important information is covered here. About Self Injury Explained From the About.com Mental Health site, a look at self injury, it's causes and the efects it has on sufferers and their loved ones. Coping with Self Injury Taken from the About.com Bipolar Forum, some real life discussions about coping and living with self injury. Are you a cutter? A personal web page on Angefire. From onecutter to another an important message, "you are not alone". Find outhow ine person recovered and how you can get help too. Coping with Self Injury Important tips for people trying to cope with self injury and those still in recovery. From Self Injurt Support UK.

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