Description
Self Harm Online Training
This self harm training helps you learn how to help people who are hurting themselves on purpose.
We’ll talk about why people might hurt themselves, what signs to watch for, and how it affects both the person and their family and friends.
You’ll learn what to do and say when someone needs help, whether it’s during a scary moment or just day-to-day support.
We’ll show you how to make places safer and how to talk to someone who is hurting themselves in a way that makes them feel understood.
On completion, you’ll know how to help someone who is hurting themselves and how to connect them with doctors, counselors, or other people who can give them the help they need.
Self-harm is a difficult issue for both those who experience it and the people who help them. This Self-Harm Online Training will teach you how to spot the signs of self-harm and how to support those who are struggling. The course is easy to follow and provides helpful information, all online, so you can learn at your own pace.
📌Need Face to Face Training? Choose Ligature Training / Mental Health Awareness Training.
Course Info:
This module will help you understand self-harm, why it happens, and how you can help people who are going through it.
- Developed by professionals
- CPD Approved
- 100% online, learn at your own time and pace
- Translates into over 100 different languages
- Instant certificate downloaded
- Easy to use interface
- 12 Month Access
- 1 Year Validity
Key Focus:
- What is Self-Harm?
Learn what self-harm means and what it looks like. - Self-Harm Statistics
Find out how common self-harm is and important facts about it. - Types of Self-Harm
Understand the different ways people may harm themselves. - Key Ideas about Self-Harm
Learn the basic ideas and common signs of self-harm. - Why Does Self-Harm Happen?
Understand the reasons why people may harm themselves. - Real-Life Situations
Look at examples of self-harm in different situations. - Managing Risks
Learn how to recognise and manage the risks of self-harm. - How to Help
Discover how to offer support to someone who is self-harming.
Course Content
- What is Self-Harm?
- Learn what it means when someone hurts themselves on purpose
- Understand why this is different from accidents
- Know how common this problem is
- Numbers and Facts
- Learn how many people hurt themselves
- Understand which groups are most likely to need help
- Know what the research tells us
- Different Ways People Might Hurt Themselves
- Learn about various types of self-harm
- Understand what to watch for
- Know the warning signs
- Basic Ideas About Self-Harm
- Learn why people might do this
- Understand the cycle of self-harm
- Know what makes it better or worse
- Why People Hurt Themselves
- Learn about feelings that might lead to self-harm
- Understand what triggers someone to hurt themselves
- Know what might make someone start or stop
- Real-Life Examples
- Look at different situations where self-harm happens
- Practice how to respond
- Learn from others’ experiences
- Keeping People Safe
- Learn how to make places safer
- Understand what makes risks higher or lower
- Know what to do in an emergency
- How to Help
- Learn the right words to say
- Understand how to listen and support
- Know where to get more help
- Learn how to connect people with doctors and counselors
Each part of the training uses simple examples and gives you chances to practice what you learn. We focus on being kind and understanding while keeping everyone safe.
📌To book training for group click image below for Mental Health Training.
Who is the Self Harm Training for?
Self-harm training is for anyone who wants to better understand and support people who may be self-harming. This includes:
- Teachers and school staff who work with students
- Healthcare professionals (nurses, doctors, counselors)
- Social workers and mental health workers
- Support staff in care homes or community services
- Parents and caregivers who want to better support loved ones
- Anyone in a helping role who may encounter someone struggling with self-harm
The training is designed to give people the knowledge and skills to recognize the signs of self-harm and respond in a supportive and effective way.
📌Add More: Managing Conflict e-learning course / Minising Risk Training.
When will I get my certificate?
Once you successfully complete the course, you can immediately download and print your certificate.
Since this course is accredited by the CPD Group, your certificate will include the CPD logo and a unique reference number.
Course Benefits
- Clear Understanding – Learn what self-harm is, why it happens, and how it affects people, so you can approach it with care and knowledge.
- Practical Support Skills – Discover how to help and support someone who is self-harming, whether you’re a parent, teacher, or professional.
- Learn at Your Own Pace – Take the course when it suits you, with easy access on any device.
- Official Recognition – This course is CPD Approved, meaning it’s recognised as valuable professional development.
- Real-Life Examples – Learn from real situations to see how you can use your new knowledge in everyday life.
- Confidence to Help – Feel more confident in spotting the signs of self-harm and knowing how to help someone who needs support.
- Lifetime Access – You can go back to the course anytime to review the content whenever you need.
- Certificate of Completion – Get a certificate when you finish the course, showing your new skills and knowledge.
- Care for Your Own Well-being – Learn how to take care of your own emotional health while helping others.
This course gives you the knowledge and skills to make a real difference and support those who may be struggling with self-harm.
What is Self-Harm Training?
Self-harm training is an awareness course that helps you learn about why people hurt themselves on purpose and how you can help them. The course will teach you what signs to look for when someone might be hurting themselves, the different ways they might do it, and the feelings that make them want to do it.
You can see the course content above to understand self-harm training better.
