Self-Harmers or Cutters' Confessions

Michelle Gurry wrote in "Student Self-Injury: Quiet School Crisis". "For those looking out, cutting the arm with a razor blade is the content of a horror movie." Helping them to alleviate the pain of all adverse events in their lives. But why do people try to hurt themselves? As many people believe, self-harming people seldom seek attention. Self-injurious behavior will hurt your body in places that no one can see, such as the thigh, abdomen, ankle, and even the back of the chest.

The general idea about self-injurious behavior is that it is an attractive behavior; however, in many cases, this is not accurate. Many Self Harmers are very self conscious about their injuries and injuries, they feel guilty about their behavior and do not spare no effort to conceal their actions. They may provide other explanations about injuries or cover clothes with scars. Self-traumatic behavior of these people may not be related to suicide or suicidal behavior. Those who self-injure do not usually end their own life, but as a coping mechanism to relieve emotional pain and discomfort, or to use self-harming as an attempt to convey pain We recommend. Alternatively, the interpretation based on the so-called self-injuries may not clearly show its intention: life-threatening behavior may not have suicidal intentions, a seemingly superficial decline may be attempted suicide

Self-injurious behavior - Despite motivation and suicide preference, deliberate poisoning or self-injury is a serious problem that places a heavy burden on the health care system. Despite the serious crisis, medical professionals who treat self-injuries are still negative, and the quality of medical care is declining. The causes of self-injurious behavior that affects the intervention of self-injurious behavior of medical staff and the effect of recovery rate play an important role in recognizing self-injurious behavior of medical professionals, but these myths are reality It is far from. In this article, we will clarify the prejudice of encounters of self-injurious behavior with our officials in our medical service and try to explain the real reason behind self-injurious behavior. Minor misunderstandings and negative attitudes can be reduced by enhancing public awareness and educating healthcare workers about the motives behind self-trauma.