Downloadable factsheets
Sometimes you may want to save a factsheet to your desktop or print it out and read it when you feel you need it most. Of course, TheSite.org's factsheets are ever so printer-friendly, but we're not too proud to send you to some that are just as good.
Bristol Crisis Service for Women (BCSW)
Read up on issues around self-injury with these booklets and leaflets, as well as the 'Rainbow Journal', a spiral-bound book you can store your thoughts and feelings in. It's free to girls under 18.
Childline
This factsheet is aimed at teachers as a classroom tool, but is also very useful if you want to find out more about self-harm and where to go for help and advice.
Harmless
Read up on issues relating to self-harm with a range of factsheets you can download, whether it's for you, a friend or family member.
Mind
This booklet is aimed at young people, friends and family, who are worried about self-harm. You may also want to get the lowdown on the National Institute of Clinical Excellence (NICE) guidelines with this handy leaflet, without having to read through the 200-page document itself.
Rethink
This factsheet provides a useful introduction to self-harm, treatment, and the relationship between self-harm and mental health issues.
Royal College of Psychiatrists
Read this leaflet for more information on self-harm, what it is, and where to go for more help. There's also lots of practical advice in the leaflet, Damage Limitation.
Scar Tissue
Check out these leaflets and posters, and find out more about self-injury awareness day on March 1.
Updated: 07/02/2012
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