
This free, accredited half-day training session is suitable for parent/carers, those working with children and young people, and/or anyone wanting to learn more about self harm in the context of young people.
Throughout the session you'll learn the knowledge and skills to:
Understand self harm in the context of children and young people
Identify the risk factors that can lead a young person to self harm
Recognise the stigma surrounding self harm and the impact this can have
Understand the wider impact self harm has on friends and family, with focus on parents/carers
Raise confidence in responding to, and supporting, a young person who self harms
Develop evidence-based strategies to support a young person who self harms
Establish how to maintain your own self-care and wellbeing through supporting a young person who self harms
Identify additional support services to support a young person
Understand the importance of recovery
Please be aware that due to the sensitive nature of this course, people that have had recent and/or personal experience of self harm may find some aspects upsetting. Therefore we would not recommend that you attend at this time. Please contact us to discuss any queries.
Cost: FREE
Time: 3 hours
This session can be delivered in both a physical or digital classroom.
Please note: There is no physical/hard copy workbook. Any workbooks or documents provided for this course will be in electronic format.
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