Supporting Parents: Navigating Self-Harm in Children – May 2026
Join our comprehensive online and in-person program designed for parents supporting children who self-harm. Led by experienced child psychologists on the Lower North Shore, this event offers guidance, resources, and community support.
Why Do I feel Empty? Chronic Emptiness as a Diagnostic Criterion in BPD
Chronic feeling of emptiness is a distressing experience often reported by individuals with Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD). This sense of…
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Trauma Reenactment and Repetition compulsion
Trauma often leads to mental health problems, such as vivid and distressing memories of the event, avoiding anything related to…
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Melatonin and Adolescent Self-Harm Risk
Poor sleep in teenagers has been linked to accidents like falls, sports injuries, and even car crashes. Sleep problems are…
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Self-Harm and BPD
Borderline personality disorder (BPD) is a condition characterized by emotional instability, difficulties in relationships, and a distorted self-image. Individuals with…
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Supporting Adolescents in the Face of Self-Harm
Adolescence can be a challenging period for both parents and their children. One of the distressing issues that may arise…
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