6 Must Know Signs of Self Harm in Teenagers

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Noticing the signs of Self Harm in Teenagers can help get teens linked with the right care and support before it gets worse.

Help for Self-Harming Teens is out there- Therapy can help!

This video explains 6 must know signs of self harm in teenagers.

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Help for Self-Harming Teens is out there

Therapy can help!

Keep Reading for the 6 must know signs of self harm in teenagers….

Noticing these signs can help teens who struggle with self-harm link with mental health supports sooner.

Here are the 6 Must Know Signs of Self Harm in Teeangers:

  1. Wearing long-sleeve shirts or pants, even in warm weather. - they keep it a secret

  2. Unpredictable mood swings, or difficulty managing their emotions - being diagnosed with a mood disorder and/or trauma increases their risk- They are angry/irritable, breakdown easily, or easily offended or hurt

  3. They may make jokes about self-harm, death or dying.

  4. Withdraw from others - They feel embarrassed; shame- not participating in their hobbies

  5. They don’t feel stable of secure in themselves - they may question their purpose for living, or what the meaning of life is- they can be quite introspective

  6. You find harmful objects in their room or belongings that don’t make sense for them to have.

 

If you’re ready to start seeing a therapist, make sure you reach out to someone local to you. If you happen to live in the Branford, CT area, or will be in CT or NY for telehealth sessions, we’d love to connect with you here:

 

Mallory Grimste

Mental Health Counseling for Teens and Young Adults physically located in CT or NY.

https://www.mallorygrimste.com
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