New research has revealed that most people who harm themselves do it as a way to deal with their emotional pain, 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.
Clinical Psychologist Dr Peter...
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Self-injury more about coping than a cry for help | Ecency
