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  1. Battle Scars is a charity aiming to support people who self harm, their family, friends and carers, remove the stigma, run groups in Leeds, help educate professionals about the issues of self harm.

  2. Battle Scars self-harm support charity. 1,082 likes · 58 talking about this. We're a 100% survivor-led and run registered charity supporting anybody affected by self-harm

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  3. I self-harm - Battle Scars. "I always get something from groups and from the Facebook group. It helps me feel less alone, always supported by people who understand". Please note we are not a crisis service.

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  4. Dec 31, 2020 · Self-harm is a coping mechanism, a method of managing with what life throws at us. It is not a behaviour of only young people, or only women, or only white people, or only of those with mental health issues. Self-harm is totally non-discriminatory.

  5. Everybody in Battle Scars has been affected by self-harm, either as something they do/have done, or by supporting a loved one who self-harms. We operate on a genuine peer support model,...

  6. Feb 12, 2015 · Veterans with negative body image as a result of injuries sustained in combat are more likely to be depressed and could be at higher risk for posttraumatic stress and other mental illnesses, according to a new VA study.

  7. Battle Scars is a survivor-led charity which exists to help people who self-harm. Founder and CEO Jenny Groves tells John Blow how it started and why it is necessary.

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