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Recognising signs of self-harm in teenagers is crucial for early intervention and support. Here are some warning signs to watch for.
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Look for cuts, burns, bruises, or other wounds that the teen cannot explain.
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Wearing long sleeves or pants even in warm weather to cover injuries.
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Claims of frequent accidents or mishaps that result in injuries.
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Withdrawing from friends and family, spending a lot of time alone.
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Sudden mood changes, including anger, sadness, or irritability.
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Becoming unusually secretive, particularly about their belongings or activities.
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Expressing feelings of worthlessness or self-hate.
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Noticeable changes in eating habits or sleep patterns, which can be a response to emotional distress.
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