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Anger and Self harm TitleSourceSizeOrder detailsSelfharm: key facts from the Royal College of Psychiatrists Royal College of Psychiatrists (National) Young Minds (National)A4 2-page leaflet A5 20-page booklet A5 16

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How to fill out anger and self harm:

Recognize and accept your emotions:

1. Acknowledge your feelings of anger or frustration without judgment.
2. Understand that feeling angry is a normal and natural emotion but harming oneself is not a healthy coping mechanism.

Develop healthy coping strategies:

1. Find healthier outlets for your anger such as engaging in physical exercise, journaling, or practicing relaxation techniques.
2. Seek support from trusted friends, family members, or professionals such as therapists or counselors.
3. Explore mindfulness or meditation practices to help manage and regulate your emotions.

Identify triggers and address underlying issues:

1. Reflect on what triggers your anger or leads to self-harming behaviors.
2. Explore the root causes of your anger and self-harm, such as past trauma or unresolved emotional pain.
3. Work on addressing these underlying issues through therapy or support groups.

Create a safety plan:

1. Develop a safety plan for times when you feel overwhelmed with anger or have thoughts of self-harm.
2. Write down a list of emergency contact numbers, distractions, or activities that can help you redirect your focus.
3. Include a list of positive affirmations or soothing words that you can refer to when feeling overwhelmed.

Who needs anger and self harm:

1. Individuals who struggle with managing their anger in a healthy way.
2. People who engage in self-harming behaviors as a means to cope with their emotions.
3. Individuals who may have experienced trauma or have unresolved emotional pain that manifests as anger and self-harm.
4. Anyone seeking support and guidance in finding healthier coping strategies and addressing underlying issues related to anger and self-harm.

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What is anger and self harm?

Anger refers to a strong feeling of displeasure or hostility, while self harm is the act of intentionally injuring oneself.

Who is required to file anger and self harm?

Anyone who is experiencing anger issues or engaging in self harm behavior may be required to seek help and file a report.

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To fill out anger and self harm reports, one must provide detailed information about the emotions and behaviors involved.

What is the purpose of anger and self harm?

The purpose of reporting anger and self harm is to address mental health concerns and prevent further harm.

What information must be reported on anger and self harm?

Information such as triggers, frequency, severity, and any attempts to cope with or seek help for anger and self harm must be reported.

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