
The
programme focuses on: …
definitions and terms used for self harm … different
types of self harming behaviours … how common
self harm is … why self
harm is a coping mechanism and not a mental
illness … the
support mechanisms available to young people who self
harm …
understanding and working with young people who self
harm … the
problems for young people who have a family member who self
harms … the fears
for professionals working with young people who self
harm … whether
there is relationship between self harm and
suicide … the
secrecy of self harming behaviours … why asking
for help may be difficult for people who self
harm The one day
event centres around a theatrical performance to enable
participants to understand the emotional problems for the
characters. The day
includes workshops for course participants to share ideas
and help the characters to work with their self harming
behaviours.
Screaming Without Words is designed to be a multi-agency training event and is available to Safeguarding Children's Boards, Domestic Violence Fora and other organisations.
(All costs exclude travel, overnight accomodation and any venue expenses)
For more information contact:
info@spanielworks.co.uk or write to:
Spaniel In The Works Theatre Company,
10, Belmont Road,
Stroud,
GL5 1HH
Tel: 01453 - 751925