Self-harm

Self-trauma refers to a person who brings physical harm to yourself and is often unknown to others. It is often the performance of emotional distress.

If you notice that your son or daughter is doing self-injuries, you are probably very shocked or upset, but it is best to deal with difficult or painful emotions Let's understand that it is used.

However, from a statistical point of view, it is highly likely that those who are self-injured continue to commit suicide. It should always be taken seriously, so the emotional issues related to it are not upgraded.

If you notice that your son or daughter is doing self-harm, if you are trying to get hurt themselves, I recommend you try to delay with a distraction technique.

Scream or sing by yourself, music, or in your own lungs - If you do not want others to hear you can make it a pillow.

In order to overcome self-injury, you will need to understand why your son and daughter are involved and learn how to deal with it.

Discuss what kind of support you would like to consider with your son or daughter, take a date and help them. As a parent, you may be asked to participate in the treatment process.

It is also important to be realistic. Do not think that action will stop soon. It takes a long time to replace self-injurious behavior with a healthier coping strategy. Talking with you might be the first step

Most young people who self-injure acts will stop if possible. Remember, it could be a coping mechanism that they use to stay alive.

Even occasional comments should encourage your son and daughter to stop, they should hurt your relationship and should avoid avoiding potential barriers to effective communication.

The key to self-harm in the past is open and sincere communication. Discuss with your family 's GP how to obtain special assistance if the problem of self - injury becomes excessive for you or your son or daughter.

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Self-injurious behavior is more common. According to the survey, about 1% of Australians suffer self injuries last month and about 8% suffer self injuries in their lifetime. Most people start self-injury among teenagers and young people. It can last for many years and it will be a difficult habit to stop. Self-trauma practice is usually different from attempted suicide attempt. However, self-injury can lead to serious medical emergencies. In addition, it is highly possible that people who have self-injured have suicidal ideas or have tried attempted suicide before and there is a possibility that the risk of death from suicide may increase over time. If life is in danger, get help. Calling 000 or Lifeline 13 11 14

People define self-injurious behavior in various ways. Self-trauma practice is usually defined as a person who deliberately hurts himself and does not want to die. It is sometimes called intentional self-injury or non-suicidal self-injury. Self-scarring may not mean that someone wants to die. This is an act used to deal with difficult or painful emotions. Self-injurious behavior is more common. According to the survey, about 1% of Australians suffer self injuries last month and about 8% suffer self injuries in their lifetime. Most people start self-injury among teenagers and young people. It can last a long time, it will be a custom that is difficult to quit

Self-injurious behavior is most common in adolescence and young people, and indeed, about 10% of American teenagers are considered to undergo various self-injurious acts. Girls tend to self-injure at an early age, but the overall incidence of nonsuicidal self-injury (NSSI) is the highest in adolescence. The fundamental cause of self-injurious behavior is common in early childhood trauma such as physical abuse, verbal abuse, sexual abuse. Self-injurious behavior is not only a coping mechanism but also a manifestation of serious mental health problems, may be an attempt to regain control, especially after an uneasy experience.

Self-injurious behavior has various forms such as cuts, starvation, bite and washing, or participation in dangerous actions. Many people hurt themselves because they feel that they can suppress emotional pain. Self-trauma may result in temporary relief, but these behaviors become addictive, people will lose control and suffer more than ever. The use of substances is a painful symptom that uses alcohol and other drugs to make people feel better or to get numb. The use of alcohol and medicine may hurt the brain and requires more substances to obtain the same effect. This can exacerbate difficult feelings and in some cases lead to suicidal ideation and addiction. If you or yourself is concerned about using drugs or alcohol, immediately contact the adult in charge.