Bodies under Siege: Self-mutilation and Body Modification in Culture and Psychiatry14 reviews
Armando R. Favazza

The Johns Hopkins University Press, 1996

Very comprehensive book (essential for those who self-injure)

I've been cutting myself for many years, and have read books on the subject for a number of those years. This is by far one of the best I've read for Favazza does an extremely deep study into the history of self-injury, both cultural forms and what he terms "deviant" forms. While not as ...
  
  











  



  
Cutting: Understanding and Overcoming Self-Mutilation71 reviews
Steven Levenkron

W. W. Norton, 1998

A good insight on cutting

+ VERY GOOD
+ Self Injury
+ A Fine Overview.
  
  











  



  
Bodily Harm: The Breakthrough Healing Program For Self-Injuries42 reviews
Karen Conterio, Wendy Lader, ...

Hyperion, 1999

"SAFEd my life"

+ Great book for understanding self-harm
+ The Best Book
+ Informative and insightful read
  
  











  



  
Secret Scars: Uncovering and Understanding the Addiction of Self-Injury1 review
V.J. Turner

Hazelden, 2002

Somewhat Helpful!

I am a practicing mental health therapist. I deal with adults and adolescence that have a history of or are currently dealing with self injury. This book offered some good insight into self injury and treatment options/tips when dealing with a person who self injurers. I was somewhat ...
  
  











  



  
A Bright Red Scream: Self-Mutilation and the Language of Pain60 reviews
Marilee Strong

Penguin (Non-Classics), 1999

A Must read for those who care about someone who cuts/hurts themselves

+ excellent book, but R rated
+ Impressive must-read
+ In appreciation
+ Eye Opening
  
  











  



  
Cut344 reviews
Patricia Mccormick

Push, 2002

Introspection of a fictional girl

+ Insightful

While this is a fictional account of self-harm, I felt that it was a fair portrayal of the main character who is attempting to deal with familial issues the best way she knows how. I have read horrendous books that were intended to have the same effect that this story had...and from my reading (so ...
  
  











  



  
Cut344 reviews
Patricia Mccormick

Push, 2002

Introspection of a fictional girl

+ Insightful

While this is a fictional account of self-harm, I felt that it was a fair portrayal of the main character who is attempting to deal with familial issues the best way she knows how. I have read horrendous books that were intended to have the same effect that this story had...and from my reading (so ...
  
  











  



  
Cutting: Understanding and Overcoming Self-Mutilation71 reviews
Steven Levenkron

W. W. Norton, 1998

A good insight on cutting

+ VERY GOOD
+ Self Injury
+ A Fine Overview.
  
  











  



  
Bodily Harm: The Breakthrough Healing Program For Self-Injuries42 reviews
Karen Conterio, Wendy Lader, ...

Hyperion, 1999

"SAFEd my life"

+ Great book for understanding self-harm
+ The Best Book
+ Informative and insightful read
  
  











  



  
Secret Scars: Uncovering and Understanding the Addiction of Self-Injury1 review
V.J. Turner

Hazelden, 2002

Somewhat Helpful!

I am a practicing mental health therapist. I deal with adults and adolescence that have a history of or are currently dealing with self injury. This book offered some good insight into self injury and treatment options/tips when dealing with a person who self injurers. I was somewhat ...
  
  











  



  
Bodies under Siege: Self-mutilation and Body Modification in Culture and Psychiatry14 reviews
Armando R. Favazza

The Johns Hopkins University Press, 1996

Very comprehensive book (essential for those who self-injure)

I've been cutting myself for many years, and have read books on the subject for a number of those years. This is by far one of the best I've read for Favazza does an extremely deep study into the history of self-injury, both cultural forms and what he terms "deviant" forms. While not as ...
  
  











  



  
A Bright Red Scream: Self-Mutilation and the Language of Pain60 reviews
Marilee Strong

Penguin (Non-Classics), 1999

A Must read for those who care about someone who cuts/hurts themselves

+ excellent book, but R rated
+ Impressive must-read
+ In appreciation
+ Eye Opening