Self Injury Awareness Day tries to debunk myths around self-harm

St Patrick's Mental Health Services says people who self-harm are not seeking attention.

Self Injury Awareness Day tries to debunk myths around self-harm
Tue, 01 Mar, 2016 - 08:12

St Patrick's Mental Health Services says people who self-harm are not seeking attention.

Today is International Self Injury Awareness Day.

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