It's hard to understand teenagers cutting themselves, but kids do deliberately burn, scratch and cut themselves until they bleed. Even the kids involved with teenage cutting can't tell you why it makes them feel better... at least for the moment. They can tell you that it's addictive and scary.

"Cutting" is the most popular form of self-injury today, and it is on the rise among adolescents. Teenagers cutting themselves is a sign of emotional pain but it can also lead to major physical injury, and even death in some cases. The addictive nature of this condition allows it to spin quickly out of control.

How can you help prevent teenage cutting?

The first step is communication, but talking about teenage cutting isn't easy.

The Enemy Inside shares compelling true stories from kids who struggle with self-injury. They explain why kids do it, why they want to stop, and why they so often can't. You'll also hear expert advice for parents, teachers and counselors, on how to help prevent this kind of self-harm cutting and how to suggest healthier alternatives.

Includes public viewing rights and a Resource Guide