How Youtube is Helping People antidote Self-Harm In the world of social media and its effects on people, there are several players that compete for attention and followers. One player is YouTube. The other is Facebook. Both of these sites have their own content channels but they’re also one-stop shops for anyone who wants to create their own videos and share them with the world. Whether you’re a filmmaker or an aspiring actor, you can upload your own videos — and share your videos with the world — from anywhere. Self-Harm From both sides of the camera, we see self-harm as a form of excess that needs to be stopped. It’s not just a matter of self-harm being harmful but also what kind of people engage in it, how long it lasts, and how much information is available about it (self-help books? restorative practices? more details). In this article, we dive into some of the ways that Youtube is helping people stop self-harm by countering it with restorative practices. So what's the big
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