0 past participle, past simple of self-harm
1 to deliberately hurt yourself, for example by cutting yourself, because you have emotional problems or are mentally ill
Two-thirds had previously self-harmed at least once.
Apart from excluding those who had self-harmed for the first time we tried to include most of those who present commonly with self-harm, recognizing that many have co-morbid conditions.
The structured interview for patients was modi ed according to the second draft of the guideline and interviews with a further four patients who had recently self-harmed were conducted.
Diana stated that she had depression and that she self-harmed.
