Self-Harm Awareness E-Learning Courses
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Self-Harm Awareness: Course Overview
Understand what self-harm is.Knowledge of self-harm in relation to current society.
Identify different types of self-harm.
Triggers and causes of emotional distress that could result in self-harming.
Concepts of self-harm.
How to manage and support those at risk or involved.
Preventing future occurrences of self-harm including distraction techniques.
Explore common scenarios and ways of raising awareness.
Information on what help is available and most effective.
Self Harm Awareness FAQ
Self-harm can be a way of coping with problems and is when somebody intentionally damages or injures themselves. Self-harm is often understood to be a physical response to an emotional pain of some kind, and can be very addictive. Some of the things people do are quite well known, such as cutting, burning or pinching, but there are many, many ways people react including abusing drugs and alcohol or developing an eating disorder.
Unfortunately it can be anyone. There is no typical person who self harms. It is often associated with young adults but an individual who displays harming behaviour can be of all ages, any sex, sexuality or ethnicity, and from any type of background.
In order to develop an understanding of people who self harm it is vital to spot the signs that may not initially be associated with self-harming. The general assumption of self harm is that it involves cutting the skin with either a knife, razor or scissors. Unfortunately self harming includes a wide range of behaviours such as poisoning, head banging and intentional overdosing to name a few. Warning signs for specific behaviours may be particular to that behaviour - but common signs may include:
1) unexplained cuts and bruises on the body
2) wearing long sleeves and pants, even in warm weather
3) secrecy, such as keeping a specific drawer locked or hiding specific items
4) a breakdown in typical communication
5) mood changes or mood swings
6) changes in eating patterns
7) changes in sleeping patterns
8) changes in socialising patterns
9) evidence of drug or medical paraphernalia
10) evidence of carrying unnecessary sharp objects, matches or lighters
11) poor performance or results at school or work
12) loss of interest in favourite hobbies or sports
13) distancing themselves from family members
14) any sign of mental illness
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Assessment
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