Managing Self Harm in Children and Young People
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Managing Self Harm in Children and Young People
Course Aim
Teaching is founded upon evidence based practice and theoretical understanding, however this is married together with practical examples of service provision and service user experiences, giving the learning outcomes depth and realism.
From within this unique environment participants will explore the various types and functions of self-harm, explore core emotional/developmental deficits for those that self-harm and learn how to generate appropriate alternative coping strategies that assist with change. Participants will also explore the harm reduction approach to self-destructive behaviours alongside identifying and managing high risk clients in collaboration with other agencies.
Learning Outcomes
Participants will leave this training having achieved the following:
Demonstrate a thorough understanding of the types of self-harm and the various functions.
Demonstrate awareness of some of the key emotional and developmental difficulties faced by those that self-harm.
Practise exploring the links between self-destructive behaviours, difficult past experiences and current triggers, in order to help clients formulate self care plans.
Demonstrate ability to use a range of tailored tools and techniques to support individuals struggling with self-harm and encourage alternative coping strategies.
Demonstrate awareness around recognising and managing risk factors and ability to implement appropriate risk management plans, factoring in multiagency support where needed.
Cost
For up to 20 participants.
£3,900 plus VAT for the two-day programme (£97.50 per head per day) including all learning resources.
