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Suicide and deliberate self harm are some of the major concerns in society today. Since 1982 there has been a 75% increase in young male suicides. Over 150,000 people are admitted annually to A & E departments as a result of self harm.
Tuesday 12 September 2006
Tuesday 12 September 2006
9.45 a.m.
4.30 p.m.
CHNI- 72 North Street- Belfast BT1 1LD
£72.00 Members £94.00 Non-members
Event
This one day course is essential for those professionals working in the area of mental health, including those working in the homelessness field.
The delegates on the course will have an opportunity to examine all aspect of suicide and deliberate self harm including:
- who are at risk groups?
- the signs and symptoms to be aware of
- exploration of a person's perceptions and thought processes
- interviewing techniques
The tutor will explain assessment tools and will provide up-to-date research data.
CONTACT DETAILS: CHNI
028 90 246440 or FAX 028 90 241266
training@chni.org.uk
Yvonne Beggs
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