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Self a hug, it was just self—hatred towards myself and not wanting to be. when i was not given the support by camhs, four months later ijust did not want to be alive, if i had that support in the first place i might not have got to that point. thank you for being so open with us, elsa arnold. i am sure you will have helped many people watching. if you've been affected by any of the issues raised here — then do visit the bbc actionline. there are details about further information and support. 0ne one theory says the mental health sector is so stretched, the wait for the assessment will like...

7% of girls and more than 3% of boys are affected, with those with mental disorders more likely to have self—harmed. i beg your pardon, i will read that again. those with mental—health disorders are more likely to have self—harm to. —— self—harm. elsa arnold is a student in london. she self—harmed for two years when she was in school and is now an activist for the mental health charity, young minds. thank you very much for talking to us. what do you think of this new guidance that anybody working in an educational setting will be given advice to help people who have self—harm t...

It's not just mental health professionals who have to spot self-harm, updated health guidance says.

London - Staff in schools and prisons in England and Wales are for the first time to be included in draft guidance on how to identify people who have self-harmed. The experts behind it said everyone was responsible for tackling the growing problem of self-harm - not just mental health professionals. A mental health charity said the guidance would empower teachers to support young people. It warned that more mental …