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    This document provides information about a workshop on managing self-harming behaviors that will take place on February 5th, 2015 at Webster University in Leiden, Netherlands. The workshop aims to provide tools for working with people who self-harm on an ongoing basis by teaching attendees about the motivations behind self-harm and how to bring it under control. The objectives of the workshop include understanding why people self-harm, what research says about self-harm, how to respond to people who self-harm, the relationship between self-harm and suicide, and alternative coping mechanisms.

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    This document provides information about a workshop on managing self-harming behaviors that will take place on February 5th, 2015 at Webster University in Leiden, Netherlands. The workshop aims to provide tools for working with people who self-harm on an ongoing basis by teaching attendees about the motivations behind self-harm and how to bring it under control. The objectives of the workshop include understanding why people self-harm, what research says about self-harm, how to respond to people who self-harm, the relationship between self-harm and suicide, and alternative coping mechanisms.

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    Managing Self-Harming Behaviours Webster

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    This document provides information about a workshop on managing self-harming behaviors that will take place on February 5th, 2015 at Webster University in Leiden, Netherlands. The workshop aims to provide tools for working with people who self-harm on an ongoing basis by teaching attendees about the motivations behind self-harm and how to bring it under control. The objectives of the workshop include understanding why people self-harm, what research says about self-harm, how to respond to people who self-harm, the relationship between self-harm and suicide, and alternative coping mechanisms.

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    BPS Accredited

    Managing Selfharming
    Behaviours

    Thursday, 5th February 2015


    Webster University
    Boommarkt 1, 2311 EA
    Leiden, Netherlands
    9:30 4:30
    To book a place e-mail Maria Naranjo orders@mindswell.org.uk

    Managing Self-harming
    Behaviours Workshop
    This training has been developed utilizing professional experience
    gathered from the delivery and management of services for people
    who self-harm. In addition, people who self-harm has had an
    input in the preparation of the materials and are an integral part in
    the delivery of the training. This workshop is unique. It brings
    academic, professional and personal experience and knowledge
    together to offer you a whole perspective on this complex issue.
    Furthermore, we strive to keep up with current research and
    practice based evidence, including NICE Guidelines Self-harm:
    Longer Term Management (2011)
    Aim
    This workshop will provide you with tools to work with people
    who self-ham on an ongoing basis. We will learn more about how
    to support people who self-harm to understand their motivations
    and how to bring it under control.
    Objectives
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    Why people engage in self-harming and defeating


    behaviours.

    What research says about self-harm

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    How to respond to people who self-harm: what to say.


    Relation between self-harm and suicide.
    Replacement therapy and alternative coping mechanisms.
    EXTERNAL

    Webster University

    Full rate/ staff

    150

    100

    Early bird rate (Before 21st January)

    110

    n/a

    Voluntary Sector

    125

    n/a

    Students, carers, low inco, volunteers

    75

    75

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