recognition that it is not - why is this happening? this is a recognition that it is notjust - recognition that it is notjust mental health professionals like doctors and nurses spotting and identifying self harm, it is happening and lots of sectors, schools, colleges, universities, prisons, detention centres. that is why people are having to spot it and know what to do with it. this new guidance from the clinical body which draws up guidance for doctors and nurses says it is everybody s responsibility, to identify self harm and know what to do. to speak to somebody in a comforting way and then send them for a psychosocial assessment, is what it is called. the pandemic has worsened the situation, mental health experts say young people were coping badly before and probably even worse now. you mention some striking figures of how many girls and boys in their late teens are affected and they are really keen to make sure these young people are spotted very early and given the help they nee
just that glat was the first time that we had shown any aggression to him. we were not subservient at that point. he started backing away immediately and sat down. i did not see him put his gun down, but rabbi charlie through the chair at him and ran, i tripped as i was going out into a hedgerow and i thought i was going to go through the hedgerow, i started climbing under it. you going to go through the hedgerow, i started climbing under it. started climbing under it. you fell to the ground started climbing under it. you fell to the ground that started climbing under it. you fell to the ground that had started climbing under it. you fell to the ground that had to - started climbing under it. you fell to the ground that had to get - started climbing under it. you fell to the ground that had to get up, | to the ground that had to get up, were you worried he would catch and kill you? es, were you worried he would catch and kill ou? , , ., , kill you? a little bit, but i was more
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question in this investigation being run by the fbi and british police is for the motive. why did he do it and, importantly, why now? how did you get a gun in the united states and who was he working with, in the uk, the us or elsewhere? one of the hostages in the synagogue standoff in colleyville, texas, said he thought the gunman was going to kill them. jeffrey cohen told cbs that the suspect told them to get on their knees, and said he was going to shoot them. he said he was going to shoot each others, put a bullet in each others, that was the first time he said that it does shoot each of us. he said i will make you get down on your knees, get down on your needs. at that point i reached into my chair and i got up like this, i know i stared right at him and i may have shaken my head like this, i don t recall, but i know i mouthed no, and
given the help they need to add that oint. ., ,., point. and i read some messages from eole point. and i read some messages from people getting in touch point. and i read some messages from people getting in touch about this - people getting in touch about this news? where was this when i was in school? i was told my marks were not deep enough and not to show anyone, i had to drop out of my education. that is on tiktok. 0n instagram, i self harmed in sixth form from 2012 to 2014. even though it was not that long ago the understanding of mental health is different, i got no support in my teachers pretended not to see. somebody else says i am 31 and self harmed from the age of 11 to 27, firstly due to bullying but thenit to 27, firstly due to bullying but then it became a way to cope with overwhelming emotions, i was not even aware i was giving it at times. when i was younger there was not much focus on mental health, my incredibly loving and supportive parents did not know how to s