What is self-harm and what causes it? Learn the terms and concepts related to this type of behavior. Provides an in-depth history of self-harm behavior that provides a relatable perspective for the reader Offers realistic and common case samples that promote better understanding Explains how anyone concerned about a self-injurious loved one can best confront the behavior and offers tips on how to provide support Devotes significant attention to controversial areas such as the prevalence of self-injury in school settings, addresses the use of psychopharmacology in treating the behavior, and gives an overview of effective techniques for treatment
A guide to the treatment and phenomenon of self-mutilation addresses the disorder as an understandable and treatable condition, drawing on extensive examples to identify causes, available resources, and medical options.
Provides a psychological profile of the self-mutilator, describes the circumstances under which the problem arises, and suggests possible treatments
In The Self-Harm Workbook for Teens, mindfulness expert Gina Biegel offers teen readers powerful skills to help them identify negative, self-harming thoughts and manage these thoughts in healthy ways, instead of resorting to cutting and ...
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Lewis's and Calder's findings in 1938 are more in tune with the sharp differentiation desired by the Board of Control, stating that 'these observation units function largely, if not solely, as clearing stations'.
This much-needed book acquaints parents of children and adolescents who cut themselves with the signs and causes of self-injury and offers strategies for communicating about the issue and getting kids the help they need to overcome this ...
This book has been awarded The Association for Behavioral and Cognitive Therapies Self-Help Seal of Merit — an award bestowed on outstanding self-help books that are consistent with cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) principles and that ...
Helps teen to find the root cause of their self-destructive behavior, recognize and disarm triggers that lead them to self-injury, communicate about the problem, and develop a program to end this behavior.
This book offers strategies for identifying and alleviating sources of distress in children's lives, improving family communication (particularly around emotions), and seeking professional help.
This is where self-harming behaviors, such as cutting, come in. But there are better ways to manage your pain. This book will help guide you.