You may have noticed unexplainable cuts, bruises or scratches and their attempts at hiding these and covering up their scars. You may have also noticed they are isolating and stopped doing things they enjoy.

You may feel confused, angry and helpless not knowing what to do to help them.

And to make things worse, you cannot even tell your family members because you fear they will be judgmental, and they won’t understand. But we cannot heal what we don’t talk about.

Self-harming and suicidal thoughts have become an epidemic within our young generations.

New studies show that when self-harming goes on for long periods, individuals face higher risks for suicidal thoughts and dying by suicide than their peers who do not engage in self-harm.

Self-harming and suicidal thoughts are symptoms that can be treated and helping your loved ones begins with being informed.

Help begins here.

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