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Here are some simple ideas that you can use to support someone who is trying to reduce how much they self-harm. Be realistic in your expectations and be sure to celebrate progress, no matter how minimal. Full explanatory notes here: http://www.inourhands.com/mental-health/changing-self-harming-behaviours/

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