UK: 0844 854 9218 | International: +44 (0)1488 580017
Description
Course Overview
The course is split into two modules: An Introduction, and How to Respond.
You will learn the risk factors, the common reasons why somebody might self-harm, and how to respond to any young person who you suspect may be self-harming. The course also discusses how to approach the issue in schools and how healthcare professionals can feel better prepared to help the young people they come into contact with.
The course is for anyone who works with, or has regular contact with, children and young people. It explains the common reasons why a young person might self-harm and how to respond when you suspect somebody is self-harming. It also explains best practice for approaching the subject in education and healthcare settings.
This is course is primarily for:
- Education staff, including head teachers and governors
- Healthcare staff
- Care workers, social workers, and managers
- Other professional organisations, community groups and faith organisations
- Parents and other family members
Course Objectives:
On completion of this course you will learn:
- How and why young people self-harm
- The common risk factors and who is at risk
- The common misconceptions about self-harm, and peoples attitudes towards it
- The importance of taking all instances of self-harm seriously
- How to approach someone you think may be self-harming
- What schools should do to address self-harm
- When it is necessary to refer someone for professional help
- How someone who has self-harmed should be treated in a healthcare setting
- The online dangers for those who self-harm
- Strategies that can be used to avoid or minimise the incidence of or damage caused by self-harm
Discounts
For multiple purchase discounts or to find out if discounts are available on mixed course purchases please phone a customer advisor on 0844 854 9218.
Payment Options
The most straight forward method of payment is to select the number of users you require and add the product to your shopping cart by selecting Add to Cart. You will then be able to make payment using most credit and debit cards or a Paypal account. If you would like to pay by BACs transfer or by invoice please contact a customer advisor on 0844 854 9218 or email [email protected].
