The language of self-harm
This event is a workshop suitable for therapist and client.
About the workshop
It will be addressing self-harm generally and specifically in a young boy who is severely disabled. Using previous case studies to explore 'the language of self-harm', especially in circumstances where the client is unable to directly express thoughts and feelings. Discussion will seek to address how, as facilitators, we listen holistically and make sense of what is being communicated.
Topics covered
- case study addressing self-harm in a severely disabled teenager
- coping strategies (self-harming behaviour)
- identifying signs and symptoms of self-harm within an individual who is unable to express feelings and thoughts
- seeking help to support an individual who is unable to express feelings and thoughts
- statutory and community support
- developing supportive network
- group discussion
Time: 12:30-14:30 once a month on a Sunday
Fee: £50.00 per person depending on the number and duration. Payment will be required in advance - the event will run with a minimum of ten attendees.
Lunch will be provided.
To book, please contact us via email or phone on 07960 483 759 / 07392 385 101.
Email: reperciatherapy650@gmail.com
Venue centrally located, easy to access by bus, train, or car. Parking facilities nearby.