Recovery – a guest post
Agape_Eternal offers this insight into recovery from The Tempest in a Teacup blog. Recovery is one of the hardest things in the world. It’s hard enough often times to even admit there’s a problem let...
View ArticleAndy’s self-injury research results summary
My name is Andy and I have just completed an in-depth project exploring 26 adults’ personal experiences of using self-injury from childhood, throughout adolescence and into adulthood. The women and men...
View ArticleA member’s personal experience of our meet-up
One of our dear members, Nicky, who was brave enough to join us in Birmingham for our meet-up last weekend, shares with us what the experience was like for her. I bought my train ticket in advance so...
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Showing my scars
When Wedge asked me to write about scars I didn’t have to look far for inspiration; my own body is a testament to the anguish I have suffered though mental ill health and unfortunately I have plenty of...
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Everything was ‘great’, and I was self-injuring
Hello, I’m Charis. I just want to introduce myself a little bit to you. I’m… nearly 28 ; a well-qualified English teacher living in a foreign country, with a successful professional background; a...
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Terrible times, self-injury, and recovery – by Kaveeta
In this guest article, Kaveeta tells the story of her personal journey. ——– ——– ——- ——- ——– ——– It started for me when I was 11, except, back then I had no idea there was a name for it. I just wanted...
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My scars – by Kaveeta
In this guest article, Kaveeta talks about her scars. ——– ——– ——- ——- ——– ——– I have an issue with the issue of scars. I don’t have an issue with my scars, because I have them, and that’s a fact....
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