Access comprehensive self-harm content domain data for mental health safety, platform moderation, and duty of care compliance. Protect vulnerable users with accurately categorized harmful content URLs for proactive intervention and support.
Enable proactive protection for vulnerable users with accurate self-harm content identification for platform safety and mental health intervention.
Self-harm content represents one of the most critical categories for user protection and platform safety. Our self-harm domain database provides comprehensive coverage of websites promoting or discussing self-injury, enabling organizations to implement proactive intervention systems and duty of care compliance measures.
With sensitive classification methodology and continuous updates, our database helps platforms identify at-risk users, trigger support resources, and prevent harmful content exposure while balancing mental health awareness and education needs.
"Platforms have a duty of care to protect vulnerable users from harmful content. Early identification of self-harm content access enables intervention before crisis escalation."
-- Digital Safety & Mental Health Report, 2024Comprehensive coverage for mental health safety and platform protection.
Content promoting self-harm behaviors
Forums encouraging harmful behaviors
Platforms with vulnerable populations
Disturbing imagery domains
Legitimate support sites (excluded)
Multi-language harmful content
How organizations leverage our database for user protection and intervention.
Build proactive intervention systems that identify users accessing self-harm content and trigger support resources, crisis hotlines, or counselor notifications before situations escalate.
Meet duty of care obligations by implementing content filtering that protects vulnerable users from harmful self-harm content while enabling access to legitimate mental health resources.
Schools, youth platforms, and parental control applications can protect young users from exposure to self-harm content during vulnerable developmental periods.
Mental health facilities and treatment centers can monitor patient internet access to identify relapse warning signs and provide timely therapeutic intervention.
Social media platforms can identify and intercept links to harmful self-harm content before they spread, replacing them with mental health resources.
Meet Online Safety Act requirements and international regulations mandating platforms to protect users from harmful self-harm content and enable intervention.
Comprehensive metadata for accurate filtering and intervention triggers.
Get comprehensive self-harm content classification for platform safety and user protection.
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