We hope you like our new motto for 2014, which is also the wording on this year’s wristbands. These few...
New self-injury awareness wristbands now available
We hope that our wristbands will not only help to raise awareness about self-injury, but will also serve as a little reminder to all who wear one that change is possible, and that everyone has the power to create a new, healthier and happier life for themselves.
Joining in – making new friends and socialising
Connecting with others in your community may seem like a scary or anxiety provoking situation for some, but it generally...
Buy next year’s long-sleeved tops now
It can be hard to find long-sleeved tops and light jumpers in the summer. If you believe it’s important to have a wardrobe that suits how you feel about showing or not showing scars on your arms then autumn is a good time to go shopping.
The first time
Aurelia, writing from The Netherlands, talks about how she started to hurt herself, and the progress she's made and how she now helps others.
Why, what, where, who, when, how
All the details of what LifeSIGNS is and how we work.
Name our little robot friend
We're adopting a robot mascot - will you help us name hir?
Self-injury myths
Self-injury is a highly misunderstood ‘problem’; there are so many pre-conceived ideas and myths. At LifeSIGNS, as all of us have experience with SIy, we know what many of the myths and false assumptions are, and we want to make it clear that they are just that: myths.
The recovery journey
Recovery is a process we have to be involved in. Here, regular contributor Charis shares her experiences with being on the road to recovery.
Summer meet-up reminder
This is a reminder that you're all invited to our real life summer meet-up this month in Birmingham, UK. We'll be meeting from 12pm until 3pm on Saturday 20th July at the Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery, which is in the city centre.
Hidden depths – Sarah’s real-life account of living with SI
Sarah got in touch with LifeSIGNS a few months ago with a link to a video to share her experiences with self-injury.