Self-Harm Awareness
About Our Self-Harm Awareness Training Course
This course provides a comprehensive introduction to self-harm, exploring what it is, the underlying reasons behind it, and how it affects individuals emotionally and physically. Through real-life case studies and guided discussions led by an experienced trainer, you’ll gain valuable insights into the experiences of those who self-harm.
By the end of this 2-hour session, you’ll be equipped with the knowledge and practical tools to better understand, empathise with, and support individuals who are affected by self-harm. Whether you’re a professional, caregiver, or simply want to help others, this course gives you the confidence to respond with sensitivity and care.
Course Length
Our Self-Harm Awareness training course runs for 2 hours and is completed within a half-day. The session is thoughtfully structured with scheduled breaks to ensure learners have time to rest, recharge, and stay fully engaged throughout.
Certificate Validity
Your Self-Harm Awareness Training certificate is valid for 12 months. To stay certified, you’ll need to renew the course before it expires by re-enrolling for continued recognition and up-to-date knowledge.
Delivery Methods
Our most popular training option is in-house, where one of our expert trainers delivers a face-to-face session at your premises, perfect for groups of up to 12. Prefer to learn remotely? We also offer the Self-Harm Awareness training course online, via live webinar sessions. Just ask us for more details
Topics Covered
Please see our course outline here. During this Self-Harm Awareness training course, you will learn what self-harm is, a statistical analysis of self-harm, variations of self-harm, how to help those in need and more.
Cost/Pricing
Pricing may vary based on location, date, group size, and other factors. For a free, no-obligation quote by email, call our advisors on 0800 781 2041 or send us an enquiry, we’re here to help.
How Do You Get Certified?
This course can be delivered as a group session for up to 12 delegates at your chosen location, with the flexibility to opt for either in-person delivery or a webinar learning option.
After successfully completing the course, you’ll receive an official certificate as proof of your training.
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Self-Harm Awareness Course Outline
- What is self-harm?
- A statistical analysis of self-harm.
- Variations of self-harm.
- Self-harm as a concept.
- Reasons individuals may self-harm.
- Case studies.
- Managing risks associated with self-harm.
- Helping affected individuals.
Speak with one of our training consultants for free advice and additional information.
Self-Harm Training FAQs
What is meant by self-harm?
Self-harm refers to the act of an individual intentionally damaging or injuring themselves as a way of coping with or expressing overwhelming emotional distress. Sometimes they may have suicidal thoughts, but the intention is more often to express their distress, punish themselves, or relieve unbearable tension.
How do you safely stop someone from self-harming?
Treatment for people who self-harm usually involves seeing a therapist to discuss their thoughts and feelings, and how these affect their behaviour and wellbeing. If an individual is severely depressed, it could also involve taking antidepressants or other medication.
Who is the self-harm training for?
This course is ideal for mental health professionals who wish to understand why individuals self-harm due to emotional or mental issues and stress. It is also relevant to those living with or caring for an individual who self-harms.
What will I learn on this self-harm course?
This self-harm training course is designed to provide delegates with an understanding of self-harm with an in-depth discussion on what the condition is, how common it is, what the symptoms are, and how to offer support to affected individuals.
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Our most popular course ranges
Mental Health
- Mental Health Act Awareness Â
- Schizophrenia Awareness Â
- Stress Awareness Â
- Self-Harm AwarenessÂ
- Drug and Alcohol AwarenessÂ
- Borderline Personality DisorderÂ
First Aid Training
- First Aid at Work Â
- Sports First Aid Â
- Schools First Aid Â
- Emergency Paediatric First Aid Â
- First Aid Annual Refresher Â
- Basic Life SupportÂ
Safeguarding
- Child Protection Awareness Â
- Anti-Bullying Awareness Â
- Safeguarding of ChildrenÂ
- Safe Handling of Medications Â
- Lone working Awareness Â
- Working with Substance AbuseÂ
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