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Self-Harm Resources

Self-harm, also known as self-injury, is the act of purposefully hurting oneself. Although there is a significant correlation between self-harm and suicidal thoughts, self-harm is not the same as a suicide attempt. (Click HERE to read an article about self-harm and suicide.) Self-injury is not considered a mental illness by itself, but it may be a sign of a mental health problem. If you or a loved one shows signs of self-injury, please consult the list below for help and information.

If you or someone you love is thinking about suicide, please click HERE for links and information that can help.

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Help GuideWebsiteHelp, support, treatment, and resources for self-injury. [E]USA
Kids Help Phone1-800-668-686824-hour phone and web counselling for youth who self-harm. [E/F]Canada
Mind Your MindWebsiteSelf-harm information and resources [E]Canada
Montreal Children's Hospital-Psychiatry514-412-4449Psychiatric services for youth suffering from emotional and behavioural problems. [E/F] Referral needed.Montreal
PsyMontreal514-337-2473 x 0Psychotherapy and coaching services for self-injury and related illnesses. [E/F] $Montreal
Self-injury Outreach and Support

WebsiteInformation, resources, and online videos for self-injury. [E]Montreal and ON
Tel-Aide Montreal514-935-1101Telephone listening service open 7-11pm. [E/F]Montreal
Westmount Psychological Services514-223-5327Psychological services for adults who self injure. [E/F] 18+ $Montreal (Westmount)

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