What is Self-Injury?

Self-injury (also called self-harm or self-mutilation) is the attempt to deliberately cause harm to one’s own body through three main ways:

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Studies show that people who engage in cutting and other forms of self-injury often do so in conjunction with, or as a replacement for, eating disorders. This is because eating disorders and self-injury serve the same purpose for these individuals: they help them cope with, block out, and release built up feelings and emotions. Patients who suffer from both of these psychological problems need specialized treatment from therapists who specialize in treating both disorders simultaneously. This is often done through a holistic approach that treats the mental, emotional and spiritual components of the individual’s disorder.

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What is Self-Injury?

Self-injury is a type of harm that a person purposely inflicts on their own body. This harm can come in a number of different forms. While to some self-injury seems ridiculous, for those who practice self-injury, it can be a hard habit to break. Finish reading this article »

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Who Struggles with Self-Injury?

Self-injury can occur with anyone, although it may be more common among females. Those who have the following characteristics may be especially susceptible to self-injury Finish reading this article »

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1. Drastic Change in Eating Habits

When a person is developing an eating disorder, they cannot help the fact that their eating behaviors will be abnormal. Look for signs of abnormal eating behaviors- but remember to keep in mind the individual. Finish reading this article »

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