Self-harm and suicide are major issues among young people. Both issues need to be taken extremely seriously. There are a lot of myths about both topics that prevent a lot of people from getting the help they need. This evidence based, best practice workshop will empower you to help a young person who is self-harming or suicidal.
Key learnings:

What is self-harm and why young people do it
Common myths and misconceptions will be addressed
How to spot the warning signs of someone who is suicidal
Are they just “seeking attention?”
Empower professionals to have the confidence to manage a suicidal crisis
Looking at suicide prevention with complex mental illness such as PTSD, childhood trauma and psychosis
The teenage brain and preventing copycats

This training will be facilitated by Michael Hempseed from The Collaborative Trust

Contact the host of Recognising and Responding to Self Harm and Suicide in Young People