Understanding Teen Self Harm: Warning Signs and How Parents Can Respond
Ivy Griffin
Talking to your teen about self-harm is never easy and if it feels hard, that's because it is. It's okay not to have the perfect words ready, or to feel unsure about the right moment to bring it up. Most parents feel this way, and that hesitation doesn't mean you're doing anything wrong — it just means you care about getting it right. There's no single "correct" way to start this conversation, but showing up with love and a willingness to listen already matters more than you might think.
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