| Description | Researcher | Date |
| Green cards - pps randomly allocated to conditions, less people from the experimental condition reported further DSH than control at follow up. | |
| Borderline Personality Disorder - prevalence of 48-79% DSH. BPD includes an unwillingness to tolerate emotional distress. | |
| Problem solving therapy is more effective than control (N=31). | |
| Systematic review - therapy group scored lower for depression, hopelessness score at follow-up. | |
| Reduction of deaths from paracetemol poisoning following legislation. Reduced number of liver problem and transplant admissions. | |
| RCT - 90pps randomly assigned to CBT or treatment as usual (TAU). TAU was either psychotherapy or medication. Intervention took place for 5.5 months. Sig. greater reductions in DSH | |
| Experiential avoidance model - DSH is maintained through the process of escape conditioning. | |
| Over 50% of cases have low/moderate intent. Higher intent more common in males, repeaters and self-poisoners. Paracetemol has a relatively low intention rating, even though it is o | |
| Letters, postcards, green cards and telephone calls are not useful for the most severe cases. | |
| 25% reported feeling relieved following deliberate self harm (DSH). | |
| A measure used to assess how suicidal self harm behaviour is. | |
| PTSD - prevalence of 50% DSH. PTSD is characterised by experiential avoidance. | |
| Deficits in problem solving skills were found in those with DSH. | |
| Support for the cry of pain model - found higher levels of stress, escape potential and defeat and lower levels of support in those with history of DSH. | |