
Understanding Self Harm
DateTuesday, 7 July, 9:30am
LocationOnline live streamed - Microsoft Teams
PriceTickets from £30
About this event
Course Duration:
9.30am - 12.30pm
Target Audience:
All staff, volunteers, family carers, direct employers and their PA’s
Aim:
Self-harm statistics appear to be on the increase, year on year; affecting people of all ages, genders and backgrounds. This session provides a comprehensive overview and aims to educate professionals and volunteers using both lived experience and professional background, as well as signposting to other resources and agencies.
Learning Outcomes:
- Increased knowledge as to how self-harm manifests itself and the reasons it is often instigated
- Be able to spot the warning signs, both physical and emotional.
- Identify some of the reasons for self-harm and be aware of the risks related
- Consider the effect of myths and stigmas on how you approach the topic of self-harm
- Develop confidence in supporting someone who self-harms or may be considering it
- Raise awareness of further services, apps or websites that may be of assistance to you or your client
Venue
Online live streamed - Microsoft Teams
Further information
NOTE: This course is for individuals who provide Adult Health and Social care in Hertfordshire or who support Hertfordshire residents only