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Investigating self-concept in self-harm: A repertory grid study.

Peter James TaylorSunny UsherKhowla JomarRebecca Forrester
Published in: Psychology and psychotherapy (2020)
More recent experiences of self-harm may be reflected in the way individuals perceive or construe themselves. The way in which individuals who self-harm perceive or construe themselves may also be related to their current well-being and perceived recovery. Repertory grids may be a useful tool in clinical practice for investigating self-concept in those who self-harm. Repertory grids may provide a more idiographic, clinical outcome assessment in those who self-harm.
Keyphrases
  • clinical practice
  • mental health
  • depressive symptoms
  • social support
  • physical activity
  • drug induced