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Self-Harm

Self-Harm

A Guide to Management

9780192859532
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A book written by experts in the field, its comprehensive coverage touches all the main areas of importance to those needing to understand and respond to one of the most pressing contemporary challenges in public mental health. As part of the Oxford Psychiatry Library series, this book covers topics such as the nature of self-harm, who it affects, and the reasons for self-harm especially in the young and in females. The important risk factors - individual, interpersonal, and societal - are identified and reviewed. Chapters on how to respond to individuals who self-harm cover the essentials of assessment, self-management, and brief interventions that may require specialist involvement. Population-levelapproaches to prevention are covered, as is intervention in special settings such as schools and prisons. Modern developments in the online world are also recognized as potential risks but also as potential resources. The challenges for those working in low income settings are acknowledged and discussed. Each chapter is informed by the latest research while remaining practical in its focus - with the key topics illustrated by real-world examples. While the book is aimed primarily at those working in health or social care, it is written in a style that will be accessible to many other professionals who are likely to encounter self-harm, including those working in education and with young people in community settings. Further reading offers practical guides for the interested professional whowants useful advice in an accessible format.
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OUP Oxford
102570
9780192859532
9780192859532

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Publication date
2024
Issue number
1
Cover
paperback
Pages count
112
Dimensions (mm)
138 x 216
  • Part 1: The nature of self-harm: an overview; Introduction; Self-harm: the nature of the problem; Understanding the reasons for self-harm; Part 2: Intervention for and prevention of self-harm; Self-harm prevention in clinical and non-clinical contexts; Self-harm intervention in clinical and non-clinical contexts; Part 3: Managing the personal; Self-management and self-harm; The personal encounter; Conclusions and looking to the future;
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