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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open the self harm contract in the editor.
  2. Begin by entering your name in the 'Patient Name' field. This personalizes the contract and ensures accountability.
  3. Fill in your contact information, including phone number and address, to facilitate communication if needed.
  4. List emergency contacts by providing their names, daytime and evening phone numbers, and addresses. This is crucial for support during difficult times.
  5. In the agreement section, write your name where indicated to affirm your commitment to not harm yourself.
  6. Complete the therapist's contact information so you know who to reach out to if you need help.
  7. Finally, sign and date the document at the bottom. Ensure both you and your therapist sign it for validation.

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A contract is a formal agreement by people who have experienced and/or expressed suicidal ideation that they will not harm themselves for a period of time. Usually these are written agreements, but may also be verbal.
Once you start self-harming, it can be difficult to stop. Yet, learning alternative strategies to manage your emotions when you feel distressed or upset can help you get out of this cycle. Here are four strategies you can use to cope with your difficult feelings instead of self-harming.
I, take responsibility for my safety and agree not to harm myself in any way. I understand that if I am having suicidal thoughts, I will call my counselor at .
Contracts for safety, NSCs, and no-suicide decisions are common terms used to describe an agreement between the patient and clinician whereby the patient agrees not to harm him or herself. The agreements are usually written but are sometimes verbal.
Theyre not evidence-based. Studies, including a 2000 study by Jerome Kroll in the American Journal of Psychiatry and a 2007 article titled Suicide and Life Threatening Behavior by Lisa McConnell Lewis, have shown no correlation between the use of no-harm contracts and decreased suicidal behavior.

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