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Old 24-05-2009, 01:17 PM   #152
amethyst
 

Copied from a thread I posted a while back - http://www.recoveryourlife.com/forum...ad.php?t=74987

The following content has been hidden - Reason : Quite a long list.
-Keeping busy. (82.4%)

-Being around friends. (80.0%)

-Talking to someone about how you feel. (74.3%)

-Writing about how you feel. (74.3%)

-Talking to friends (71.4%)

-Interacting with someone who is nice to you. (68.6%)

-Thinking of someone who cares about you. (65.7%)

-Finding someone who is understanding. (65.7%)

-Doing sports or exercise recreationally. (65.7%)

-Listening to music. (62.9%)

-Anticipating others' reactions to self-harm. (60.0%)

-Being around people. (57.1%)

-Doing mindless activities. {Eg. Sudoku, you can find Sudoku on the distractions page} (48.6%)

-Reading. (42.9%)

-Writing poetry. (42.9%)

-Finding a less chaotic environment. (40.0%)

-Taking a hot bath or shower. (40.0%)

-Thinking about how much it will hurt. (39.4%)

-Thinking about others with similar problems. (37.1%)

-Receiving outpatient counselling. (37.1%)

-Removing the means/instrument typically used to self-harm from home. (35.5%)

-Talking to your doctor/professional. (34.3%)

-Religion/spirituality. (34.3%)

-Closing eyes and thinking calming thoughts. (34.3%)

-Setting limits on frequency on self-harm. (34.3%)

-Doing household chores. (34.3%)

-Relaxing. (28.6%)

-Chatting on internet. (20.0%)

-Organized sports. (18.2%)

-Working with paint, clay, play-doh. (17.1%)

-Playing a musical instrument. (14.3%)

-Learning something new. (8.6%)

-Drawing on arms with red pen/marker (8.6%)

-Massaging the area you want to harm. (5.7%)

-Cooking. (5.7%)

-Mutilating fruit or vegetable or other food. (2.9%)

-Group therapy. (2.9%)

-Pastoral/religious counselling (2.9%)

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