Sexual Activity as Self-Injury: A Scoping Review

Mellin, Julie E.; Young, Cara C.; Rew, Lynn; Zuniga, Julie; Monge, Maria C.

doi:10.1080/00224499.2024.2320828

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“…Apparently, this perception arises because Indonesian youth often lack clarity about life goals and aspirations (Lestari & Permana, 2022). This confusion and lack of clarity in life then manifest in the form of relational expressions, such as sexual behavior (Mellin et al, 2024). Thus, for a young person, engaging in active sexual relationships becomes a means of expression necessary within relationships.…”

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Exploring Non-Suicidal Self-Injury among Young Muslims: An Integrative Study from an Islamic Perspective and Contemporary Mental Health Insights

Permana

2024

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This research aims to explore the phenomenon of Non-Suicidal Self-Injury (NSSI) among young individuals from an Islamic perspective. It delves into spiritual, ethical, and mental health aspects to provide a comprehensive understanding. The approach combines Islamic principles with contemporary mental health perspectives to offer insights into prevention and intervention strategies. Through a scoping review methodology, this study synthesizes relevant literature using keywords such as "non-suicidal self-injury" to examine motivations, risk factors, and psychological impacts. The discussion incorporates Islamic teachings on mental health, self-care ethics, and the importance of seeking help within a supportive community. The findings aim to contribute to a holistic understanding and culturally sensitive strategies for addressing NSSI among young Muslims.

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confidence: 99%