Definition and Contexts | |
Definition, Differentiation from Suicide, and Classification | p. 3 |
An Overview of Direct and Indirect Self-Harm | p. 21 |
Major Groups in Which Self-Injury Occurs | p. 32 |
Body Piercing, Tattooing, Branding, Scarification, and Other Forms of Body Modification | p. 48 |
Assessment and Treatment | |
A Biopsychosocial Model for Self-Injury | p. 57 |
Initial Therapeutic Responses | p. 71 |
Cognitive-Behavioral Assessment | p. 80 |
Contingency Management | p. 116 |
Replacement Skills Training | p. 125 |
Cognitive Treatment | p. 150 |
Body Image Work | p. 167 |
Exposure Treatment and Resolution of Trauma | p. 186 |
Family Treatment | p. 201 |
Psychopharmacological Treatment | p. 212 |
Managing the Reactions of Therapists and Other Caregivers to Self-Injury | p. 221 |
Specialized Topics | |
Contagion and Self-Injury | p. 231 |
A Protocol for Managing Self-Injury in School Settings | p. 244 |
Treating Major Self-Injury | p. 255 |
Conclusion | p. 271 |
Afterword | p. 273 |
Breathing Manual | p. 275 |
Body Attitudes Scale | p. 283 |
Websites Related to Self-Injury | p. 285 |
Bill of Rights for People Who Self-Harm | p. 289 |
References | p. 293 |
Index | p. 305 |
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