Presentation of Self-harm

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Definition. What is self-harm?A universally agreed definition is not easy to findOxford Dictionary Deliberate injury to oneself as a manifestation of a psychological or psychiatric disorder"Definitions vary short explanations NICE Guidelines (NICE 2004a16) Self poisoning or injury irrespectiv

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Deliberate Self Harm

Deliberate Self Harm. Prof Craig Jackson Head of Psychology health.bcu.ac.uk/craigjackson. Deliberate Self Harm. Behavioural Markers Female:Male ratio. 2:1 15-21 largest age group At risk: Female Isolated Negative life events Pre-existing psychiatric conditions

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SELF HARM

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Suicide And Self-harm (SASH)

Suicide And Self-harm (SASH). GSL Policy. It is Mangaung Correction Centre’s policy to increase awareness among all our employees and inmates of the potential for suicide or self-harm among those committed to our care.

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Assessment and management of self-harm

Assessment and management of self-harm. Nicky Rourke GPST1 January 24 th 2012. AIMS. Terminology Demographics Risk factors associated with self-harm Assessment of self-harm Management Training . GP curriculum. Statement 1: Being a GP Statement 5: Healthy people

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Suicide ,self harm , and violence presentation

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Self-harm

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Self Harm

Self Harm. Education and Prevention . Self Harm . Introduction Self Harm in the Elementary Schoool ? Logistics. What is Self Harm?. Why people self harm. Most common ways. Self harm is a way of expressing and dealing with distress and emotional pain.

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Understanding Self-Harm

Understanding Self-Harm. “ Skin has a good memory. Skin is like the ground we walk on every day; you can read a whole history in it if you know how to look.” - Kettlewell , 1999 . MERVE AĞAN 1730407. OUTLINE . What is self- harm behavior ? Common forms Prevalence

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Self Harm

Self Harm. Key understandings Jon Dauphinee Sarah McMullin Natasha Brewer. What is self harm?. The act of deliberately causing harm to oneself either by causing a physical injury, by putting oneself in dangerous situations and/or self neglect. . Cutting, burning, biting

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Self Harm

Self Harm. Children and Youth Leader Training. January 2011. 1. What is self harm? Who does it? Why do it? 2. How can I help a self harmer? How can I tell if someone is self harming? What do I say? 3. What about you?.

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SELF HARM

SELF HARM. VLE 31.1.12 This presentation will introduce you to the subject and take you to websites to link in with for further information. SELF HARM.

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Deliberate Self Harm & Suicide

Deliberate Self Harm & Suicide. Dr. Vidumini De Silva. Deliberate self-harm ( WHO Definition ) - deliberate and direct destruction or alteration of body tissue - without conscious suicidal intent , - but resulting in injury severe enough for tissue damage to occur.

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History of Self-Harm Activism, 1986 - 2004

History of Self-Harm Activism, 1986 - 2004. Mark Cresswell For: The Survivor History Group. Key Periods. 1986 – 1989 >>>>>>>> ‘Looking at Self-Harm’ Conference 1989 – 1995>>>>>>>>>>National Self-Harm Network (NSHN) 1995 - 2000 >>>>>>> Cutting the Risk: Self-harm, Self-Care & Risk Reduction.

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CUTTING: THE ACT OF SELF-HARM

CUTTING: THE ACT OF SELF-HARM. “DO NOT DISTURB” TOLD I TALKED TOO MUCH MADE TOO MUCH NOISE I TOOK UP A SILENT HOBBY- BLEEDING. http://www.captivpoetry.com/disturb.htm. Cutting is a deliberate, self -injurious act that yields immediate physical harm. What is Cutting?.

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talking about self harm

talking about self harm. Defining Self harm. When some people feel sad, desperate, angry or confused, they can hurt themselves. This is called ‘self-harm’. People can do this in a number of ways and for different reasons.

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Responding to Self Harm

Responding to Self Harm. Anne Peake Educational Psychologist. Self Harm. Deliberate self harm is intentional self-poisoning or injury, irrespective of the apparent purpose of the act, ( www.nice.org.uk ). Self harm is an expression of personal distress, not an illness. This can involve:

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Self-harm & Suicide

Self-harm & Suicide. Dr Joanna Bennett. Self harm / Self injury/Self mutilation. Deliberate self-cutting, burning, poisoning, with or without the intention of committing suicide No DSM or ICD diagnosis A symptom for diagnosing other mental disorders Borderline personality disorder

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Self-harm management toolkit

Self-harm management toolkit. “ Seven-minute Safeguarding Staff Meeting”. Introduction. This toolkit has been developed to support those working with school-age children and young people under 18 in educational settings and aims to: Increase understanding and awareness of self-harm

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Self harm and Suicide

Self harm and Suicide. 1. 1/5/2020. Suicide Prevention & Self harm. National Policy Context: Preventing Suicide in England – cross government launched 2012 No Health Without Mental Health – cross government mental health strategy launched 2011 Risk Factors: Children:

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Self-harm

Supported by. Self-harm. What is self-harm?. Self-harm is a behaviour not an illness. It is used by people to cope with distress or to communicate that they are distressed. It can range from relatively minor self-injury to dangerous and life-threatening behaviour. Reasons for self-harming.

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Self harm:

Self harm:. Salena Williams UHBristol June 2015. Who’s involved? David Gunnell UoB Blanka Robertson BCC/Public Health Lisa Foote SISH Dominique Thompson GP Kyla Thomas Public Health Jonathon Benger UHB/UWE Jacky Keane NBT Jon Hayhurst CCG NHS England Claire Thompson CCG

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Responding to Self-Harm: workshop

Responding to Self-Harm: workshop. Clay Frake CAMHS Specialist Nurse Registered Nurse and Family Therapist registered with the UKCP Julie Quincey Designated Nurse Safeguarding Adults and Children Registered Nurse, Health Visitor BA in Child and Adolescent Mental Health. The National Picture.

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