Yesterday, (Friday, March 1) was self-harm prevention day across the country. The day highlights the issue of self-harm and encourages people to seek help if needed. With mental health coming more to the forefront as a major issue for society, several groups have been created to address the crisis. “Self-harm does not discriminate based on gender, race, age, religion, disability or sexual orientation,” said a spokesman from Nottinghamshire County Council. “Self-harm is when somebody intentionally harms or injures their body. “Self-harm can take many different forms and can include both minor a…
