Overview
This session outlines prevalent types of self-harming behaviour and how these present in children and young people. Attendees will be provided with information on the common warning signs and causes of self-harm in children and young people. The session will help improve confidence in attendees to support children and young people by identifying causes, considering the effects of myths and stigma, along with how to have conversations about self-harming behaviours. The session closes by ensuring attendees are aware of the support available for children and young people across Hertfordshire and nationally in the form of support services, apps and websites.
Learning outcomes
By the end of the session, attendees will be expected to:
- Have an increased knowledge as to how self-harm presents in children and young people
- Be able to spot the warning signs of self-harm in children and young people, both physical and emotional
- Consider the effect of myths and stigma on how you approach the topic of self-harm with children and young people
- Be more equipped to support children and young people to manage their self-harming behaviour
- Have an awareness of further self-harm support services, apps or websites for children and young people
The trainer had a real depth of knowledge and openness about the topic and delivered the training in a very sensitive and knowledgeable way. They shared appropriate examples and were mindful of the effect it may have on attendees wellbeing. I really learnt a lot about the subject.
Target audience
Youth professionals only.
Length
2 hours (can be adapted).
To book
Contact us by email at [email protected] or call us on 020 3727 3600.
Cost will be discussed upon enquiry.