Living with Self-Harm Behaviours is for parents, parents-to-be, caregivers and educators who interact with children and teenagers.

Young persons who intentionally harm themselves are largely misunderstood in society. They are misunderstood by parents, teachers, peers, even the medical personnel who treat them. Just what is self-harm? Why do teenagers want to cut their wrists or forearms? Does such behaviour lead to suicide? And what are the signs to look out for? This book presents the facts for anyone who interacts with children and teenagers.