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I have been cutting my self for about a year and i am ready to go for help now .were do i start ?
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Professional therapy: People who cut are often encouraged to confide in someone who can help, figure out why they cut, and find new coping techniques. A professional therapist may use a variety of types of therapies to help accomplish those goals. Additionally, some medications may help if there is an underlying mental disorder associated with the cutting.
Answered 6/2/2014
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