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Please tell me if there is anyway i can get confidential help about self harm?
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Yes , you can: Many community resources are available to help assist in getting to the root of why you are physically harming yourself, some psychotherapist and counselors, are skilled in this area. I would suggest meeting with a few to see whom you feel comfrotable with, this way you are assured of getting the best help / counsel you can. Some therapist can even make home visits for greater confidentiality.
Answered 4/7/2014
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