An Introduction to Self-Harm
60 minutes
This session is designed to provide an improved basic awareness of self-harm.
Session content
- What is self-harm?
- Myths around self-harm
- Considerations when responding to self-harm.
- Support available
Session structure
Participants will learn through:
- Mini lectures
- Group discussion
- Activities
Following the session
Participants will gain:
- An improved understanding of self-harm
- Knowledge of the facts around it
- Understanding of how to sensitively respond to self-harm
- Knowledge of what sources of support are available.
Further information, pricing & availability
Please contact us to discuss how our training can best help you and to find out more about this and other courses.
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‘An Introduction to Self-Harm’: Testimonials & feedback
Good overview of self-harm and info on other organisations to sign-post to.
An Introduction to Self Harm participant
Alice managed to fit a lot into the hour, I’d like to attend Self-harm Alert now and Suicide Alert to learn more.
An Introduction to Self Harm participant
Really useful introduction to the subject that’s left me wanting more. I had a fixed idea of what I thought self harm was and who did it, and this has expanded my understanding, thank you.
An Introduction to Self Harm participant
Associated courses
Self-Harm Alert
3 hours
This course goes beyond a basic knowledge to teach a thorough understanding of self-harm, its meanings, and contributory factors.
An Introduction to Suicide Prevention
90 minutes
An informative myth-busting session providing top tips about how to respond to an individual with thoughts of suicide and where to signpost them for support.
An Introduction to Wellbeing
60 minutes
A practical session providing participants with multiple opportunities to learn and practice wellbeing strategies and feel the effects immediately.
Help and Support for Self-Harm
Are you a young person looking for support with self-harming behaviours? Visit YoungMinds for support and advice
Are you a parent looking for advice for how to respond to your child’s self-harming behaviours? Visit YoungMinds for support and advice.
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