Self harm

Self-harm involves intentional, non-suicidal actions that cause physical harm or injury to oneself as a way to cope with emotional pain, distress, or overwhelming feelings, often serving as a temporary relief but without addressing underlying issues.

Therapists for Self harm

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Sana Kamran

Maidenehad

£50/session

Counselling Areas: Chronic illnesses, Relationship problems, Abuse, Career cou...

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Melanie Stanton

HORSHAM

£50/session

Counselling Areas: Relationship problems, Abuse, Family issues, Anger, PTSD, R...

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Silvi Neykova

London

£70/session

Counselling Areas: Chronic illnesses, Relationship problems, Abuse, Family iss...

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Self Harm

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Self-Harm

Self-harm refers to when a person causes deliberate injury or damage to any part of their own body. Self-harm is not easy to talk about, but it is helpful to learn as much as possible about it.