self-injurious behavior

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self-injurious behavior

Bloodletting

a memoir of secrets, self-harm & survival
2006
In her late teens, Victoria Leatham began cutting herself. The wounds on the outside help with the wounds inside, which manifest themseves as eating disorders, sexual promiscuity, substance abuse, and bipolar disorder.

Comes the darkness, comes the light

a memoir of cutting, healing, and hope
2007
Gets inside the mind of a person who cuts themselves to relieve their internal pain. The author has fought her way back to emotional health and has rebuilt her life.

Hope and healing for kids who cut

learning to understand and help those who self-injure
2008

Cutting the pain away

understanding self-mutilation
1999
Examines the nature, causes, and treatment of self-mutilation and related disorders, as well as ways of helping someone who inflicts self-injuries.

Cutting and self-harm

2008
Explores the nature of self-injury, with information about its history, diagnosis, possible causes, and treatment.

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