Self-harm in young Pakistani women - Family members
About the study
This study hopes to achieve a better understanding of self-harm in young Pakistani women. Ultimately, the goal is to improve prevention and treatment strategies for self-harm in Pakistani women.
What will it involve?
One confidential semi-structured interview with myself. This can be done in person or over the phone/skype. The interview will be audio recorded and later transcribed. During the interview I would like to hear about your experiences of self-harm in your family and the factors that influenced it, along with the help-seeking behaviour that your family member engaged in or would have liked to.
Margaret Hardiman
PhD Researcher
My PhD is funded by the University of Birmingham Global Challenges scholarship scheme. I am looking at self-harm in young Pakistani women in the UK and Pakistan.
Research conducted by: Institute for Mental Health, University of Birmingham
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