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Articles realted to self-harm

Close-up of two people holding hands in a comforting gesture, symbolizing emotional support and connection.

Stopping Self-Harm, According to Experts

Krystal Batista is a Dance/Movement Therapist at Charlie Health, specializing in supporting children and adolescents.

Clinically Reviewed By: Krystal Batista

Written By: Alex Bachert, MPH

Young man feeling upset about his self-harm thoughts.

How to Recognize (And Treat) Different Types of Self-Harm

Mike Travisano is a Certified Mindfulness Instructor working as an Integrative Group Facilitator at Charlie Health.

Clinically Reviewed By: Mike Travisano

Written By: Alex Bachert, MPH

Young woman taking a break from the emotional toll of her thoughts

Yes, Emotional Self-Harm Is a Real Thing

Beth Couture is a Licensed Social Worker who facilitates poetry therapy groups at Charlie Health as an Experiential Therapist.

Clinically Reviewed By: Beth Couture

Written By: Alex Bachert, MPH

Woman tending to cut or bruise on wrist.

What You Need to Know About Self-Harm and OCD, According to Experts

Clinically Reviewed By: Clary Figueroa

Written By: Ashley Laderer

Coping With Self-Harm Scars and Self-Injury

Clinically Reviewed By: Meghan Jensen

Written By: Alex Bachert, MPH

A teen holds her phone and is digitally self-harming.

Yes, Digital Self-Harm Is Real—Here’s What You Need to Know

Clinically Reviewed By: Dr. Don Gasparini

Written By: Sarah duRivage-Jacobs

A young woman in a gray sweatshirt sits with a tissue in her hand

How To Prevent A Self-Harm Relapse

Clinically Reviewed By: Dr. Don Gasparini

Written By: Dr. Rasna Kaur Neelam

A woman comforts and hugs her daughter at their home. Her daughter has expressed suicidal thoughts, and she is trying to figure out what to do and how to help.

My Child Has Expressed Suicidal Thoughts: What Do I Do?

Clinically Reviewed By: Dr. Don Gasparini

Written By: Charlie Health Editorial Team

A young male sitting with their father. He has created a self-harm safety plan and is connecting with someone he trusts.

How to Create a Self-Harm Safety Plan

Clinically Reviewed By: Dr. Don Gasparini

Written By: Alex Bachert, MPH

One teen comforting another teen

What To Say To Someone Who Self-Harms

Clinically Reviewed By: Dr. Don Gasparini

Written By: Sarah Fielding

Teen dealing with thoughts of self harm

Op-Ed: Just Because You’ve Self-Harmed Doesn’t Mean You’re Broken

Written By: Dr. Caroline Fenkel, DSW, LCSW

Sad teenage girl looking out the window

How to Stop Self-Harm Urges

Clinically Reviewed By: Dr. Don Gasparini

Written By: Charlie Health Editorial Team

Teen looking at her phone dealing with chronic pain

The Link Between Chronic Pain and Self-Harm

Clinically Reviewed By: Dr. Don Gasparini

Written By: Ethan Cohen BSN, RN

Teen looking out a window with her hand on her face

Is Self-Harm Addicting?

Clinically Reviewed By: Dr. Don Gasparini

Written By: Amanda Lundberg

Teen struggling with self harm talks to parent

Warning Signs of Self-Harm in Young Adolescents

Written By: Dr. Caroline Fenkel, DSW, LCSW

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