A qualitative study of how self-harm starts and continues among Chinese adolescents.
Runsen ChenYuanyuan WangLi LiuLi LuAmanda WilsonShuxiao GongYingrong ZhuCaihua ShengYing ZengYamin LiJianjun OuPublished in: BJPsych open (2020)
The current study provides important implications both for early identification and interventions for adolescents who engage in repeated nonfatal self-harm, and for individualising treatment planning that benefits them. It is also worthwhile to further investigate how peer influence and social media may affect self-harm in adolescents.