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Self Injury:     more books (100)

Women Living With Self-Injury by Jane Hyman, 1999-09-27 CAPTIV by S. Marie, 2000-01-01 Self-injuries: Webster's Timeline History, 1959 - 2007 by Icon Group International, 2009-06-06 Sports Injuries: A Self-Help Guide by Vivian Grisogono, 1994-11 Sport Injuries: A Unique Guide to Self-Diagnosis and Rehabilitation by Malcolm T. F. Read, Paul Wade, 1997-09 Working with Self-injury: A Practical Guide by Lois Arnold, Anne Magill, 1996-10 From the Ashes: A Head Injury Self-Advocacy Guide by Kay Campbell, Constance Miller, 1988-10 Psychology of Sport Injury: A Professional Achievement Self-study Program Course by Frances Flint, 1998-01-31 Understanding Self-Injury: A Workbook for Adults by Robin Connors, Kristy Trautmann, 1994-06-01 Secret Scars: Uncovering and Understanding the Addiction of Self-Injury by V.J. Turner, 2002-09-16 Am I Brain Damaged: Memoirs of Return to Life After my Head Injury by Lori Purdy Faitel, 2009-03-29 Running: Fitness and Injuries : A Self-Help Guide by Vivian Grisogono, 1994-04 Suicide, Self-Injury, and Violence in the Schools: Assessment, Prevention, and Intervention Strategies by Gerald A. Juhnke, Paul F. Granello, et all 2010-10-26 Healing the Hurt Within: Understand Self-injury and Self-harm, and Heal the Emotional Wounds by Jan Sutton, 2008-05-15

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21. I'll Stand By You
    This is a site for teens and young adults who are suffering from depression, suicidal thoughts and self injury. Get advice or come support others.  
    http://www.angelfire.com/mn2/illstandbyyou/enter.html

22. Self Injury Support
    Information and support. Resources, message board and a support list.Category Health Mental Health Impulse Control self injuryself injury support. enter. bookmark. warning whilst every effort has been madeto ensure that this site is not triggering, no self injury site can be 100% safe.  
    http://www.self-harm.co.uk/

23. Survivor Search Engine | Escaping Hades: A Rape And Sexual Abuse Survivor's Site
    A collection of links for survivors, including information on suicide, eating disorders, self injury, Depression and PTSD.  
    http://www.escapinghades.com/searchengine.html

24. Self Injury - Information And Resources
    self injury Information and Resources. Information and resources aboutself injury and self harm. self injury, self harm, selfinjury, selfharm.  
    http://www.self-injury.info/

25. Focus Adolescent Services: Self-Injury
    Annotated links and a brief article.Category Health Mental Health self injury ResourcesResources, helping organizations, information, and articles on selfinjury and self-mutiliation,focusing on this behavior in adolesence. What is self-injury?  
    http://www.focusas.com/SelfInjury.html
    
    Extractions: Focus Adolescent Services Need help for your teen? Call FocusAS or Self-Injury Abuse: Physical, Emotional, Sexual, Neglect Counseling and Therapy Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder Click here to find out if your child is at-risk, displaying self-destructive behaviors, and needs your help and intervention. Home Resources State Directory Schools ... Exasko.info A powerful site on depression and suicide created by a teen who has walked the path "You don't cut to die, you cut to ease the pain that your life is bringing you . . . Suicide doesn't happen in a week, don't think it does." Isaac Meals WHY DO ADOLESCENTS SELF-INJURE? Adolescents who have difficulty talking about their feelings may show their emotional tension, physical discomfort, pain and low self-esteem with self-injurious behaviors. Although they may feel like the "steam" in the "pressure cooker" has been released following the act of hurting themselves, teenagers may also feel hurt, anger , fear and hate.

26. Taylor, Jill - Kambia
    Poems of different subjects, journal, and quotes. Topics include eating disorders, self injury, suicide, depression, and lesbian thoughts.  
    http://www.angelfire.com/freak/kambia/main.html
    
    Extractions: You seem to have a healthy balance in your life when it comes to the internet and life away from the computer. You know enough to do what you want online without looking like an idiot (most of the time). You even have your own Yahoo club or online journal! But you enjoy seeing your friends and going out to enjoy life away from your computer. The Are you Addicted to the Internet? Quiz at Stvlive.com!

27. Self Injury Resources : The Zero 5.0laf - The Official Website Of Andrew Vachss
    Listings of articles, agencies, organizations and sites to find help and information.Category Health Mental Health self injury Resourcesself injury Resources. Listings of and links to articles, agencies, organizationsand websites to find help and information concerning selfinjury disorders.  
    http://www.vachss.com/help_text/self_injury.html

28. Kristen's Story - My Fight For Life And The Road To Recovery
    The personal story of a fight with paranoid schizophrenia, depression, PTSD, and self injury.  
    http://www.angelfire.com/poetry/freefall/
    
    Extractions: To browse visit Here *this is a long story, but if you keep reading, it will get interresting, I promise* My life started on December 2, 1984. I have 5 sisters. Two are step sisters, two are half sisters (same dad as me, different mom). And the last one is my real sister. All of the others are so much older than me that some of their children are actually older than I am. My one real sister is 2 years older than I am, her name is Cara. As kids, we were always the best of friends. Nothing in our lives was out of the ordinary. When I was two years old, my parents got married, I never knew why they waited until they had kids to get married, but oh well. My dad was a pretty cool guy. When I was 2 years old, he was 62. Needless to say, wisdom comes with age and, according to me, my dad knew everything. I was a very defiant little shit when I was a kid, but I guess it wasn't too much out of the ordinary. I found that whenever my sister got in trouble, I did too, and vice versa. Me and Cara were a handfull, that's for sure. And I learned one thing from my daily rutine, my dad had a very quick temper.

29. Self Injury: A Life Long Struggle
    Information about selfinjury and alternatives. A message board, poetry and personal stories.Category Health Mental Health Impulse Control self injuryself injury A Life Long Struggle. PLEASE STAY SAFE WHILE READING THIS PAGE. SOMECONTENTS MAY BE TRIGGERING! If you need help, some numbers to call are  
    http://www.angelfire.com/zine2/pamela/

30. Self-Injury Index Brought To You By Depression Home Page
    Offers information, self-help ideas, poetry and personal stories, a list of resources and links.Category Health Mental Health self injury Personal Pages SelfInjury Index. Home Depression Self-Injury Reading Personal Legalities Other E-mail Copyright © 1999-2002 Depression Home Page ™ Site Map.  
    http://www.depressionhomepage.com/selfinjuryindex.html

31. Self Injury
    This board also offers forums on other related issues such as Depression, SelfInjury, Obsessive Compulsive Disorder, Alcoholism Drug Abuse, Borderline  
    http://pub7.ezboard.com/featingdisorders92123selfinjury

32. RuinYourLife.com
    RuinYourLife.com is an online community dedicated to exploring the Art of SelfDestruction, Self Harm, self injury and Self Mutilation via poetry, essays, articles, diaries, art and forum discussions.  
    http://www.RuinYourLife.com/ThePage.htm

33. Spinning Straw
    The Jeff Apple Story. Educational and inspirational forum for families, professionals and those who suffer from severe disabilities such as self injury, self injurious behavior or self harm.  
    http://www.spinningstraw.com

34. SELF INJURY
    Counselling Service. self injury. Resorting to self injury is a way of both indicatingthat difficulties exist and is also an attempt to cope with the problems.  
    http://www.counselling.cam.ac.uk/selfharm.html
    
    Extractions: Counselling Service Most of us act at some time in a way that is harmful to our body whether it be by drinking, smoking or other excesses. This leaflet is about the need to inflict injury on oneself in a more deliberate way such as cutting, burning, stabbing, scratching, hair pulling and bruising. Such action is rarely an attempt at suicide or an expression of madness; however, it is a sign there are problems that need addressing. The origins of self-harm often lie in a deep feeling of being powerless, trapped, or without choice. This may come from unhappy experiences in the past or a traumatic event such as being attacked. Current events can reinforce old feelings of distress, particularly when life is very stressful, or a person feels isolated, lacking support or understanding, or is under constant criticism. Resorting to self injury is a way of both indicating that difficulties exist and is also an attempt to cope with the problems. Although harming oneself is not a constructive way of dealing with these difficulties, it may serve some of the following functions: to tell people something is wrong to legitimise feelings of pain to gain a sense of control to distract and bring a sense of relief to manage unacceptable feelings such as anger to punish oneself to protest to express shame and self hatred to overcome numbness and restore a capacity to feel to cleanse.

35. Self Injury
    BPD Sanctuary Advertising. self injury. under construction. Introduction Whatself injury Is Why People Self Injure? Demographics Who SIs?  
    http://www.mhsanctuary.com/borderline/self_injury/
    
    Extractions: borderline personality disorder education, communities, support, books, and resources Home Experts Bookstore Articles ... BPD Articles BPD Chat Family Chat BPD Bulletin Board Christian BPD Board BPD Open Forum Family Board Parent Board Child Board Self Harm Board BPD ICQ List Family ICQ List Other MH Communities BPD Resources BPD Research PD Tests Personal Stories Self Injury Section BPDs Speak Out Chaplain On-Board Contact Us Links Sanctuary Email Free E-Cards About Us Awards Webrings Write to an Email Volunteer Dr. Markovitz Archive BPD Research PD Tests Algorithms Clinician's Forum Clinician's Links Research Tools BPD Advocates Needed BPD Sanctuary Advertising

36. SI - Secret Pain
    Personal experience, coping strategies and links for self-injurers and their friends/family.Category Health Mental Health Impulse Control self injury The Last Word a few comments and observations to end with. Links in the Chain- Self-Injury Resources andInformation Online Updated 15 November 2002.  
    http://secretpain.netfirms.com/SecretPain.html

37. Self Mutilation/Self Injury Books
    Self Mutilation/self injury Books. Just Click on the Title of the Book to OrderDirectly. I am currently in the process of attaining books for review.  
    http://www.mhsanctuary.com/books/smbooks.htm
    
    Extractions: 5) To finalize orders, click on the Shopping Cart logo above the top menu, then Proceed to Checkout A Bright Red Scream : Self-Mutilation and the Language of Pain (DE) by Marilee Strong (A reader from Seattle says "It's interesting that all of a sudden there are several books on self-injury. But I've read them all (strong personal interest) and this is really THE book. Strong really knows her stuff, both the "inside the heads" view of self-injurers and even making sense of how the brain seems to work that helps to explain self-injury. The experiences of people she writes about are so real, and so vivid. And caring! Maybe its because Strong is not a therapist and therefore doesn't have any "blinders" on the way therapists unfortunately often do. Sometimes even when therapists treat people with self-injury (and even write about it), they really don't seem to have a deep level of empathy. Strong touched my soul with her book)!"

38. Self-injury,self Injury,SI,cutting,cuting,Teens,teenager,cut,teems,help
    SelfInjury A Search For Understanding. A friend blade. What would yourreaction be? Self-injury is little understood by most people. The  
    http://www.thehelpline.net/selfinjury.html
    
    Extractions: A friend confides in you that she deliberately cuts herself with a razor blade. What would your reaction be? Self-injury is little understood by most people. The idea of deliberately hurting yourself is seemingly incomprehensible, but for many of those who do exactly this, it is a survival tool, a coping mechanism that enables them to sustain their life through emotionally difficult times. For most of us, cutting or burning our own skin would be incredibly painful and almost impossible to carry out. For cutters, it is a strangely effective coping method for dealing with inner pain so overwhelming it must be brought to the surface (Strong 1998). What is Self-Injury? Definition Self-Injury, also commonly known as self-harm; self-mutilation; self-abuse; and self inflicted violence, is defined as the deliberate harming or alteration of one's body tissue without the conscious intent to commit suicide. Integral to this definition are several key concepts. First, self-injury is an act done to the self. Second, it is done by the self. Third, it must include some type of physical violence. Fourth, self-injury is not undertaken with the intent to kill oneself. And fifth, it is an intentional act. Types of Self-Injury Favazza (1996) separates self-mutilation into two major groups. The first being culturally sanctioned self-mutilation, which is subdivided into rituals and practices, and the second deviant self-mutilation, which is subdivided into major self-mutilation, stereotypical self-mutilation, and superficial or moderate self-mutilation. It is the second group, deviant self-mutilation, and more specifically the subdivision of superficial or moderate self-mutilation, that is the subject of this research.

39. Cavalcade Productions Has Moved
    A Video Series on Self Mutilation self injury. We must understandthat in the trauma survivor, self injury is functional. It always  
    http://www.nccn.net/~cavpro/selfinjury.html

40. Self Injury
    self injury (SI) many are ashamed to talk about it, most feel guilt if they aredoing it, several wonder about it, others can not begin to understand why or  
    http://www.bipolarworld.net/Diagnosis/Diagnosis/self_injury.htm
    
    Extractions: Home Bipolar Disorder News WebSite News Diagnosis ... Contact Us Self Injury (SI)...many are ashamed to talk about it, most feel guilt if they are doing it, several wonder about it, others can not begin to understand why or how someone would/could do this to themselves. Often this is called the "silent epidemic" as the person with SI tries to hide the injuries inflicted upon themselves. More than 1 percent of the population are said to be self injurers. The largest group are females between the ages of 15 and 25, however, 1 in every 3 self injurers are men. Countless people who are diagnosed with bipolar disorder are also self injurers. One important thing to understand about self injury, is that the person is usually NOT trying to commit suicide. Another is that the person does not need to be admonished or scorned...they get enough of this from themselves. They do need understanding and support from family, friends psychiatrists, and fellow SI sufferers. The best way to offer support is to read as much as you can about the topic. It is for this reason that we wanted to create a special links page. Listed below you will find ample web links and numerous books listed.

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