The Language of Injury: Comprehending Self-MutilationISBN: 978-1-85433-234-9
Paperback
176 pages
April 1997, Wiley-Blackwell
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- This is a sourcebook for all those who work with people who self-injure, whether in the health and social services, forensic services or the voluntary sector.
- The approach recognises self-injury as a behaviour reflecting complex psychosocial difficulties in distressed individuals.
A detailed examination of the origins and functional nature of self-injury forms the basis for the authors' recommendations towards providing services in this area.
- The issues facing those who work with people who self-injure are examined in detail.
The authors have drawn on their experience to formulate a theoretical foundation with practical guidelines for work in various settings, including psychotherapy.