Please note that these sites are not under our control. We do not, necessarily endorse all that they may say, however, we hope that they give you useful information and offer you the help that you are looking for.

Bristol Crisis Service for Women is a national voluntary organisation that supports women in emotional distress. They particularly help women who harm themselves

Young People and Self Harm This site is a key information resource for young people who self-harm, their friends and families, and for professionals working with them.

SIARI aims to raise awareness about self-injury, as well as offering hope, support, and enlightenment to those who self-injure, their kith and kin, and those who work alongside people who hurt themselves.

The National Self-Harm Network (UK based but available to everyone from ANY country) has been a survivor-led organisation since 1994. We're committed campaigners for the rights and understanding of people who self-harm.

LifeSIGNS are a voluntary organisation that raises awareness about the syndrome of self injury in the UK and beyond. We provide much needed information and training to organisations; offering unique services not available from any other voluntary organisations.

The ‘National Inquiry into Self-harm among Young People’ is conducting a thorough, and much needed, investigation into self-harming behaviour and the resources / information that are currently available

NICE and the National Collaborating Centre for Mental Health have published a guideline for the NHS in England and Wales on the short-term treatment and management of self harm

The Royal College of Psychiatry This is one in a series of factsheets for parents, teachers and young people entitled Mental Health and Growing Up.