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Hair pulling
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Scratching
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Bruising
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Cutting
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Burning
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Binging
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Purging
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Excessive use of alcohol/drugs
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Relaxation
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Enjoying pain
diminishing tension |
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Attention
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Communicating to self
Communicating to others |
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Stimulation
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Feeling one's body, identity
Feeling alive Escape from dissociation |
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Punishment
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Danger of being angry
Relieve guilt feelings |
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Self-Destruction
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To be unattractive
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Develop therapeutic relationship with client
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Treat underlying psychiatric disorder if present
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Enable clients to resolve difficulties
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Enable client to deal with future crises
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Help client with problem-solving
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Encourage other methods
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