Aims
To raise awareness about self-harm and to provide a range of tools and techniques to support someone who self-harms.
Objectives
- Look at the myths and stigma associated with self-harm and its prevalence.
- Relationship between self-harm and suicide.
- Reasons why people self-harm.
- Biological and psychological effects of self-harm on an individual.
- Ways to support someone who self-harms.
- Problem solving techniques including the bank of hope and ABC.
- How to talk to someone about their self-harm.
- How to co-produce an immediate and long-term safety plan.
- Resources available to support someone who is living with self-harm.
Duration:
4.5 Hours
Cost:
Free for those working in South Tyneside
Cancellation policy:
Please note: If you fail to attend or do not give us the required notice to cancel your place we reserve the right to charge a cancellation fee.
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