Changes in parenting strategies after a young person’s self-harm: a qualitative study

Changes in parenting strategies after a young person’s self-harm: a qualitative study

<h4>Background</h4> <p>When faced with the discovery of their child’s self-harm, mothers and fathers may re-evaluate their parenting strategies. This can include changes to the amount of support they provide their child and changes to the degree to which they control and monitor...

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Main Authors:	Ferrey, A, Hughes, N, Simkin, S, Locock, L, Stewart, A, Kapur, N, Gunnell, D, Hawton, K
Format:	Journal article
Published:	BioMed Central 2016

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