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Self harm, also refered to as self injury, self mutilation and parasuicicde, is a common coping mechanism, often adopted by adolescents and young adults. It is often a symptom of an underlying mental health problem.

'''Self harm''', also refered to as self injury, self mutilation and parasuicicde, is a common coping mechanism, often adopted by adolescents and young adults. It is often a symptom of an underlying mental health problem.

Self harm refers to the act of causing harm to your own body, such as cutting, burning, deliberate overdose, drug and alcohol abuse. It is reported by self injurers that the act of self harming brings momentary relief from their emotional pain, distracting with physical pain, and can create a sense of euphoria.  

Self harm refers to the act of causing harm to your own body, such as cutting, burning, deliberate overdose, drug and alcohol abuse. It is reported by self injurers that the act of self harming brings momentary relief from their emotional pain, distracting with physical pain, and can create a sense of euphoria.