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Crying

How To Stop CryingRemember to breathe, slow down your thoughts and focus on breathing.Try smiling or laughing - it makes the brain release endorphins, chemicals which are kind of like a mild pain reliever.Push your tongue into the roof of your mouth, sounds weird but may work .Drink water - You're losing water. Taking gulps of water helps relieve that lump in your throat.Distract yourself, think of something other than crying, whether it's a poem, song, or object in the room. Describe it.
Look at something soothing, round ball perhaps? soft pillow? calming gifs?Hope you feel better soon <33

Calm

CalmBreathing1. Breathe in as slowly, deeply and gently as you can, through your nose.
2. Breathe out slowly, deeply and gently through your mouth.(If needed, you can count from 1 to 5 during each breath)3. Close your eyes and just focus on your breathing. Forget about the surroundings.Know That You're SafeYou're safe.
You're going to be ok.
If you need to cry, go ahead.
Crying doesn't mean you're weak or anything, you just need to let it out because you've been holding it in for so long.
You've been so strong up to now, you can carry on and go further. We're here to support you, we're here for you.
Don't be scared, we got your back!
Especially you! You Got This!
<3FocusFocus on one particular object within your surrounding.
Look at it.
What are some features on it?
What colour is it?
Does it look big? Small?
Does it have a type of pattern on it?
Can you describe it?Picture Your Happy PlaceIs it paradise?
Watching the sunset?
Staring at the calming waves?
In a wild forest, surrounded with beauty of nature?
Think and imagine it. Focus on the calming image. Calm, focus.
Self Harm Urges

Delay
Try putting off self harm behaviours until you have spoken to someone about it.Distract
Try distracting yourself by going for a walk, playing some games, get some sleep, do something kind for yourself, bake a cake, listen to music or use positive coping strategies.Deep Breathing
Breathe in and out, focus on your breathing and heart rate level. Calm yourself down, try meditating.Treating Self Harm Woundshttps://www.wounds-uk.com/download/resource/6197


