Talking About Self-Harm – Video from Mind
What is self-harm? – Talking about mental health In this video from Mind, four individuals – Zainab, Lechelle, Debbie and Ben – openly share their
Welcome to our new website. We’re celebrating 40 years of delivering self-harm support shaped by the people we work with. You told us support needs to be easier to find, easier to access and feel less exposing – this is part of that change. Read more about our change from Self Injury Support to Sift.
Here are some useful resources for supporting young people that self-harm, designed for educators. We’re always working on adding new resources that are trauma-informed and shaped by people with lived experience. If there’s something you’d like to see here which isn’t already, drop us an email at [email protected].
If you’re interested in arranging further self-harm awareness training for your team, visit our Training page. To hear about lived experiences of self-harm, you can read our News and Stories.
What is self-harm? – Talking about mental health In this video from Mind, four individuals – Zainab, Lechelle, Debbie and Ben – openly share their
A helpful guide to understanding some of the reasons for self-harm. There are many reasons someone might self-harm. Those reasons can change over time. What
A guide to understanding self-harm, for you or someone you care about. Please be aware this resource mentions ways people harm themselves. What do we mean
A calm, clear checklist for responding to disclosures or concerns. 1. Communication is Key Take a breath before responding. Speak slowly and gently. You don’t