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Self-harm behaviours may present in many forms and is rarely merely ‘attention seeking behaviour.’ Typically, self-harm is a person’s way of coping with difficult feelings, a sense of feeling frustrated, guilty, depressed, agitated or going through a tough experience or relationship and peer problems. As recently reported in the Sydney Morning Herald (http://www.smh.com.au/national/health/hospital-figures-for-selfharm-rising-but-experts-fear-problem-is-bigger-20130820-2s9dc.html) the incidence...