The number of children getting in touch because they may be suicidal has gone up by almost 40%.
Volunteers at ChildLine's two Scottish centres, in Glasgow and Aberdeen, counselled 2174 children last year who said they were harming themselves.
The number of youngsters contacting ChildLine in Scotland about self-harming has increased by almost 90% in the space of a year.
The number of children getting in touch because they may be suicidal has gone up by almost 40%.
Volunteers at ChildLine's two Scottish centres, in Glasgow and Aberdeen, counselled 2174 children last year who said they were harming themselves.
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