This course provides essential knowledge and practical strategies for professionals working with individuals who engage in self-injury or self-harm. Rooted in compassion and evidence-based practice, it aims to deepen your understanding of the emotional, psychological, and social factors behind self-harming behaviors.
You will learn how to identify warning signs, engage in supportive conversations, assess risk, and respond with safe, non-judgmental interventions. The course also covers effective communication, safety planning, and collaborative approaches that promote resilience and recovery—equipping you to work confidently in clinical, educational, or community settings.
What You’ll Learn:
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Understanding the functions and underlying causes of self-harm
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Recognizing signs and patterns in different age groups
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Safe, empathetic responses and communication techniques
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Risk assessment and safety planning strategies
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Professional boundaries, self-care, and when to refer for further support
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