Parents’ Experience and Psychoeducation Needs When Supporting a Young Person Who Self-Harms
Karolina Krysińska(Black Dog Institute), Jo Robinson(The University of Melbourne), Keith Hawton(University of Oxford), Pinar Thorn(The University of Melbourne), Alison McRoberts(Orygen Youth Health), Kerry Gibson(University of Auckland), Sophie Curtis(The University of Melbourne), Yael Perry(The Kids Research Institute Australia), Anne Ferrey(University of Oxford), Sadhbh J. Byrne(The University of Melbourne), Nina Stefanac(Orygen Youth Health), Michelle Lamblin(The University of Melbourne), Simon Rice(The University of Melbourne), Sarah Hetrick(University of Auckland), Ashleigh Lin(The University of Western Australia)
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