Counselling and other Services for Women
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Wednesday, 21 March 2012
10 am-4.30 pm
Venue: Northumberland County Blind Association, Reiver House,
Staithes Lane, Morpeth NE61 1TD
Lunch and refreshments provided
Cost per place:
£100 for individuals / voluntary sector
£120 for statutory sector
£150 for private sector
People who self-harm say that what they find most helpful is understanding, acceptance, support and someone to listen to them who will not judge them or tell them to stop.
Some service users talk about their self-harm, whilst others require help with the more practical aspects of self-harm and the issues surrounding their reasons for self-harming.
TRCC does not provide training on how to stop someone from self-harming but aims to enable workers to explore the issues it brings up for them and to empower workers to feel more confident and to understand the reasons and messages behind self-harm.
Objectives
Develop an understanding of self harm and why it occurs
Increase knowledge of how people self harm
Explore our own reactions to self harm
Explore society’s attitudes to self harm and the impact these have on individuals
Look at ways of supporting people who self harm
Develop confidence and skills when working in this area
Participants will receive a Resource Pack and Certificate of Attendance
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