How to help when she's harming herself

from Fierce and Lovely Hosted by Beth Bruno and Melissa Deekan

Melissa Deekan brings years of experience working with hurting tweens/teens as a social worker. In this interview, we learn more about the meaning of self-harm, signs to look for, and a healthy approach to take. Resources Mentioned: To Write Love on Her Arms https://www.helpguide.org/articles/anxiety/cutting-and-self-harm.htm Check out the Fierce & Lovely Mini-Courses HERE. Learn more about the ReStory™ Universe HERE.

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In this interview, we learn more about the meaning of self-harm, signs to look for, and a healthy approach to take with teens.

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