Childhood Trauma Increases Risk Of Self Harm. Here’s Help.
Children who are maltreated in any way — physically, sexually or emotionally — are more likely to inflict self injury to their body later in life. And it’s important to note, if your child has suffered any of these types of traumas — even if they are not depressed or suicidal — this study still applies. Researchers found that children who were maltreated but had no suicidal ideation were still over three times more likely to harm themselves as peers who were not abused, a new study published Nov 28, 2017 in Lancet Psychiatry finds. So be kind …
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