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Teenagers at greatest risk of self-harming could be identified almost a decade earlier

Self-harm warning signs can appear decade earlier


Self-harm warning signs can appear decade earlier
By James Gallagher
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Early warning signs of self-harm can appear in children almost a decade before it starts, say researchers.
The team at the University of Cambridge found two distinct groups that were more likely to damage themselves.
The first included those who struggle to control their emotions, and the second featured youngsters more willing to take risks than others their age.
The findings may mean there is a large window of opportunity to improve children s mental health.
About one-in-six in the study reported self-harming by the age of 14. Self-harm is in turn linked to a higher risk of suicide. ....

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Teenagers at greatest risk of self-harming could be identified almost a decade earlier

Cambridge Festival events to focus on our mental health


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Adolescent Mental Health and Development, on April 3 from 3-4pm, and then all day on April 4, Sarah-Jayne Blakemore, professor of psychology and cognitive neuroscience, discusses the impact of the pandemic on young people’s mental health with BBC Radio Cambridgeshire s Chris Mann.
Professor Blakemore explains why teenagers feel and act the way that they do. She explores how the teenage brain changes and how COVID-19 might be impacting adolescent development and mental health.
Professor Blakemore‘s recent book,
Inventing Ourselves: The Secret Life of the Teenage Brain, was awarded the Royal Society Book Prize 2018 and the British Psychological Society Book Prize 2020, and was voted Hay Festival Book of the Year 2018. ....

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