Autism, self-harm and self-injury (for professionals)
Self-Injury can be described as non-deliberate harm to address emotional and/or physical discomfort, and Self-Harm can be described as deliberate harm to address emotional discomfort. Both can be challenging issues to work with, and concerning for carers and professionals alike. This workshop will explore information and resources that will enable you to provide constructive support if you are working with individuals on the autistic spectrum – both for them and their carers.
How to book and access the course (please read carefully)
Please note this live workshop is being delivered via Zoom and will not be recorded. Prior to the session, you will receive your joining instructions including the Zoom link.
Please ensure you enter your email address carefully as any mistakes or typing errors will mean you won't receive important information about the course, including the link to join. West Sussex Mind cannot accept any responsibility if the course cannot be attended because an incorrect email address is provided. Please provide an email address that you have access to regularly.
You will need a PC, laptop, tablet or smartphone with a built-in video camera and microphone to access the course.
We recommend you use a PC or laptop as you can see the trainer, presentation slides and other participants more clearly on a larger screen.
Contact
If you have any questions about this course, or have booked a ticket and can no longer attend, please contact the West Sussex Mind training team by email: training@westsussexmind.org
