New study finds 56% experienced self-harm thoughts before getting treatment

A mental health report by Amaha found that 56.2% of respondents experienced thoughts of self-harm before seeking professional help.
The study surveyed 13,825 people, with 53% waiting over a year to seek mental healthcare and only 11.3% getting help within a month.
• Self-harm thoughts were reported by 71.7% of students and 64.7% of unemployed respondents, compared with 53.2% of working people.
Anxiety was the most common concern at 72.1%, followed by stress at 67.5% and low mood at 58.3%, highlighting the need for timely support.

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