Self harm
Effects
Coping
Learning
Trauma
100

What is self harm?

When someone hurts themself on purpos

100

What are the short term effects?

Feeling better relieved in control bad thoughts gone

100

What does it mean to cope?

having the capacity to deal successfully with something

100

How does not getting enough sleep impact wellness?

You may have difficulty concentrating, be more tired, be more emotionally unstable, and lack energy.

100

What is the window of tolerance?

It is when you are in a zone, a zone (like a window) where you feel like you can deal with whatever's happening to you in your life.

200

Why do people self harm?

expressing or coping with emotional distress

200

What are the long term effects?

Pian, infection, having to go to the hospital

Guilt, shame

Hiding scars

200

What is healthy coping?

Something safe that helps you to feel good.

200

True or False - stress is normal but too much stress increases the risk for health problems like depression.

True


200

What effects your window of tolerance?

What effects your window of tolerance?

300

What counts as self harm?

cutting/scratching,hair pulling/skin picking

300

How does self-harm effect self esteem?

  • Feelings of shame, guilt, and disgust with oneself

  • Social isolation

300

What is unhealthy coping?

This is something that might help you feel good in the moment but usually leaves people feeling worse later on and is potentially dangerous, such as using drugs or alcohol, or self-harm.

300

What 4 factors contribute to someone’s being able to manage stress?

Nutrition, exercise, sleep, and coping skills

300

What happens when you are out of your window of tolerance?


1. Hyperarousal - Anxious, overwhelmed, feeling like your body wants to fight or runaway, reactions take over

400

What makes expriences self harm ?

Life expeiences bullying hard times at school,family relationship problems parents mental illness

400

How does self-harm effect families?

Conflict, worry, stress

400

What are 4 examples of healthy coping skills?

Listening to music, taking deep breaths, splashing cold water on your face, going for a walk, squeezing a stress ball, watching something on Netflix, playing with...

400

What is stigma?

A mark of shame associated with a particular circumstance, quality or person.

400

How do you know you are in your window of tolerance?

Feeling relaxed, calm, in control, balanced, and like you can do things

500

Who self-harms?

Typically, people from the LGBTQIA+ are 2x more likely to self-harm; 1/3 people who are 16 - 24 yo; 33% of people did it in the last 12 months; females are more likely to; and 1/4 people have self-harmed and felt they could not tell anyone!

500

Does self-harm mean its the end all be all?

No, many people successfully recover and develop positive coping skills. If someone did it once, or did it again, it does not mean they will never get better.

500

What do people need to help them cope in good ways?

Emotional Awareness!! Identifying our emotions in the moment will help us choose what to do next. We can ask ourselves:

500

Why do teens need more sleep than adults?

: The brain is still developing up until the age of 25.

500

Trauma looks different for everyone?

 Physical abuse, seeing parents fight, sexual abuse, emotional abuse, death of a loved one, bullying, medical illnesses, life threatening accidents, natural disasters, being a victim of a crime